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This is an HDR of an oak tree captured in the Willamette valley. I wish the tree was a little closer to better fill the frame, but there are more lone oak trees in the valley, so I need to try this again at a different place. The sunset was pretty at least... :)
A quiet spring morning unfolds as the sun rises behind an old oak, casting golden light through the mist. The still water of the stream reflects the first rays of the day, while a lone hunting stand rests beneath the towering tree. Captured in the calm of nature’s awakening.
An evening walk through Hudson Mills Metro Park in early spring. Signs of returning life are obvious. Birds singing, frogs peeping, mosses turning green...
Reflections in the water of the still leafless trees capture the blue in the skies.
April 1, 2017.
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A male greater spotted woodpecker picking at the bark of a tree. Captured using a friends Canon EOS 1D Mk III and Canon 300mm f/2.8L IS lens with Canon 1.4x II Teleconverter - now theres a mouthful!
It has 5 animations to hang subs in the tree, capture with AV control rlv enabled. You can move the subs around by using the SWAP button. The Devi Tree is only for sale at the Official Relay for Life vendor in my store. it costs 490L$ and 100% goes to Relay for life. That is why the tree has a little pink ribbon ♥
You can buy or take a look at the tree and try it out at the Fapple Store.
A lone tree, captured in the early morning mist, in the landscaped gardens around the ruin of Witley Court, Worcestershire, England.
I feel like I spend a lot more time in nature now. I have bug bites all over my body, and today I swear there was a wild animal following me.
I am still trying to catch up on editing so that means this is yesterdays photo, and I still have yet to take today's. Its one am.
ugh.
I've considered skipping today, but then I started to think that these are the nights that make the project worth it. I will probably end up with a lame photo but it pushes me, unlike skipping and waiting till tomorrow when its easier. I don't think I will grow as much if I only take photos on the days that its easiest or most convenient. I will have missed what I might have learned if I took a photo when I'm struggling.
I better learn something, maybe it will be how much I dislike this project right now.
Parrot is systematically eating all the inside ends of the flowers of this huge Coral Tree (Erythrina Lysistemon - Common Coral Tree).
Captured at MacArthur Park near downtown Los Angeles. These are the first flowers before Spring and the parrots waste no time in getting to them. The San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles have a growing population of wild parrots.
Photo of Big Lagoon, looking west towards the Pacific Ocean (which is on the other side of the thin strip of land at the horizon 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 Zoom Rokkor-X 35-70mm F/3.5 lens and the bracketing method of photography in the census-designated place of Big Lagoon. Coast Range. North Coast. Humboldt County, Northern California. Late June 2016.
Exposure Time: 1/250 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/11 * Bracketing: +1 / -1
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This tree captured me as soon as I saw it. I dont know if I did justice to the "beauty" of it, but it was really amazing with its twisted gnarls...
It was also jutting off the side of a cliff - this made it substantially cooler, but I found the effect hard to capture!
"On the side of a hill as the valley explodes..." [U2]. All that happens in this photo was witnessed natural beauty, but sometimes it feels as if photography lets you create your own landscape. This can be my dream landscape in the Ardennes and it's called: TIME HEALS EVERYTHINGg
A serene view of birds soaring in the sky around a palm tree, captured in the rural landscapes of Ismailia, northern Egypt.
The soft sunlight filtering through the clouds creates a peaceful and natural atmosphere.
Un ruisseau aux eaux vives serpentant à travers une végétation luxuriante. La technique de pose longue sublime le mouvement de l’eau, offrant une fluidité en contraste avec la texture des roches et des arbres environnants. Photographiée avec un filtre ND et un cadrage soigneux pour capturer l’interaction entre lumière et nature.
A vibrant stream winding through lush vegetation. The long exposure technique enhances the flow of the water, offering a contrast between its fluidity and the texture of the surrounding rocks and trees. Captured with an ND filter and careful framing to showcase the interplay of light and nature.