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I struggled all my life to climb my family tree
Wondering on the way up if it was worth the climb;
When I came across stark branches that broke at my grasp
I then wondered if it was all a waste of my time.
As I tried again to climb up another way
I found that some branches were often full of sap and rotten to the core.
So I scaled down knowing that I was the better man for trying to climb
I am not a stark branch on the family tree.. now of that I am completely sure.
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I’ve taken multiple images of this location in Yellowstone, and I’ve always loved this scene. In the past, I thought the fallen tree captured my attention. However, during this trip, I realized that while the snow-covered fallen tree initially drew my eye, the imagination of a journey down the trail amid the purifying snow-covered trees is what truly tells the story.
There was once a tree that attempted to capture the moon. The moon was too far away and she laughed at the ridiculous tree. Taken in the winter season, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
A single palm tree, captured on my last trip to the Canary Islands in Spain this January. Looks like a postcard, doesn't it?
Sadly I was not here during March or April to see the cherry blossom trees, nevertheless Shinjuku National Gardens is a beautiful place with plenty to see. The sunlight was beaming through the trees, capturing gorgeous colors
A cluster of prickly pear cacti catching the last rays of golden sunlight at Inks Lake State Park in Texas. The sun highlights the edges of the flat pads and spines, bringing a warm glow to the desert green against a softly blurred backdrop of brush and trees. Captured in the early evening as the sun dipped toward the horizon.
Starting a mini quartet with this floating tree captured on 120-film with a 250mm lens. It's from the same position as I captured the large 8x10 panorama the other day. This is looking east. North, west and south views will follow over the next few days.
The paper texture becomes tree texture with Washi W film, emulsion on Japanese watercolor paper. Hasselblad Super Wide, Biogon 38mm f/4.
Shot at ISO 6 in bright sunlight. Transmission scanning of paper negative.
Hampton, Georgia
Photo of Big Lagoon, looking west towards the Pacific Ocean (which is on the other side of the thin strip of land and on the other side of the trees), captured on the Big Lagoon Bridge on U.S. Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, via Minolta MD Rokkor-X 50mm F/1.7 lens and the bracketing method of photography in the census-designated place of Big Lagoon. Humboldt County. Late November 2014.
Surrounded by rocks and water these trees never were able to keep get a good root system and grasp on the surround land. This winter season uprooted and washed away these trees. Captured near Bradford Beach in Milwaukee, WI.
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An alternative crop of this majestic tree, captured in the thick fog during the week.
Hope you're all having a good weekend and enjoying the lead up to Christmas.
We're all off to see the new Hobbit film at the cinema today - can't wait!
These little wildflowers seem to be growing from a fallen tree. Captured at Ennis nature preserve near Palisades State Park.
Phantom Ship and Crater Lake. Ever since seeing Ken Burns' PBS special on the national parks, I'd dreamed of seeing Crater Lake and the beauty of this national park. Then I saw it and realized the amazing beauty and wildness of this place in Oregon and the Pacific NW. So one morning I was driving along Rim Drive taking in views here and there and enjoying a hike when I could. This is at an overlook to Phantom Ship with a backdrop of the caldera walls. When there, one can see the amazing landscape this place has, but the blue waters is always where the eyes are ultimately taken. I took multiple images when I captured the original to make an HDR image located here on Flickr (www.flickr.com/photos/14723335@N05/9003702520/in/album-72...).
To the painting though, I continued to practice more and more using broader painting type strokes and allowing the contrasts between highlights, midtowns and shadows to capture in digital painting what I captured with an image and photo. You'll notice that more with the mountainside and portion with the trees going up that mountainside. I also found a chance to practice more with trees capturing a general outline and using highlights and shadows to bring a painting allusion of details. I feel I'm getting better with clouds and water, but it's still a work in progress...
In the left foreground of the painting, you'll find that stick figure image of me "hiking" with my Cubbies hat, loving my time in the mountains of the Oregon :-)
After grabbing the squirrel image below, I found this big bird the neighborhood swamp. It was approx 135' away in a magnolia tree. Captured with Canon 40D, Canon 500 + 1.4xTC on monopod.
Mercedes 180 oldtimer underneath orange tree, captured @ Larnaca, Cyprus.
Hi friends! Spent a week on Cyprus, an Eurasian island country in the Mediterranean Sea and southeasternmost part of Europe. We went there for the weather (18-22 degrees) and for its rich history and archeological sites. Our home base was near Limassol, in the south of the island.
Funny thing is that Cyprus is partitioned into two main parts; the area under the effective control of the Republic of Cyprus, comprising about 59% of the island's area, and the Turkish-controlled area in the north, calling itself the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and recognised only by Turkey, covering about 36% of the island's area.
As Cyprus is a former British colony, they still drive on the left (in the north too!) so the first couple of days it was pretty hard to adapt, but I managed to succeed without accidents :)
More landscape and travel photos to follow!
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This picture was shot on a tripod with three exposures (-2..0..+2 EV). I used Photomatix to create the HDR with tone mapping and detail enhanced. I increased the overall saturation with Hue/Saturation in Photoshop. Curve adjustment to increase the overall contrast. 1 layer mask in soft light mode at 50% gray, using brush tool to lighten and darken some areas of the image, to bring out details. Used Nik Sharpener Pro to sharpen image.
The Japanese Maple Tree in the Fall of 2010! The color is just not quite there and the tree is already pretty bare compared to last year's. Still a beautiful tree nonetheless. See below for my images of the same tree captured around the same time last year!
To view my other images from the Portland Japanese Garden, click here.
Memory of Trees, captured with my new Olympus G Zuiko Auto-W 20mm f/3.5 lens mounted on my Sony A7S II with a Fotodiox Olympus Pen F to Sony E-mount adapter.
Cottonwood trees capture the autumn glow from the late afternoon sun. Photographed October 18, 2016 at Tamarack Nature Center, White Bear Lake Township, Minnesota U.S.A.
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Equipment used: Sony SLT-A58 with Sony AF DT 18-70mm lens on tripod.
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