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A lone tree, captured in the early morning mist, in the landscaped gardens around the ruin of Witley Court, Worcestershire, England.
Majestic trees captured last weekend in a beautiful sunny day, just out of Cruz Alta. These are the same two trees seen on my Twin Angels, in another shot, but this is not a cropping, it is a close up. See the Twin Angels here:
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[Explored on 28-Mar-2012 / code 38.11.4]
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Probably trying to escape the bobcat, the egrets were in a frenzy and in the trees. Captured this sequence during the frenzy.
Is it Friday yet? No???? Oh well ....
Happy Tuesday my friends ....
Dennis' lone tree capture, plus a friendly walkers shadow; I like the tree shadow too. It shows how the weather was brightening, the next day it was so delightful we didn't want to head home, so we stayed the day and did our own walk.
New Year's tree, captured with a miniature Hit Camera lens mounted on my Sony A7S II in downtown Libertyville.
Further along the walk and on the top of this section of the walk, the mist was rolling in and out and at times you could only just make out the leaves on this beauty of a young Silver Birch tree. Captured with Sony A7III , Zeiss 24-70 f4 lens.
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well another chilly day but on the way back from my health centre where i saw my doctor and got my monthly perscriptsion and blood test to , my arm feels rather sore now , i couldnt help but capture this winter sunset on the way home , love the winter sunrays , and the light through the trees usung my using a Nikon Coolpix S2600.
Despite my sadness about the end of summer, fall is very pretty here in Northern Minnesota. As Exhibit A, I offer this maple tree, captured in full peak in the University of Minnesota Forestry Station near Cloquet, MN. Taken 3 October 2010.
I took this recently on the days we had the big moon. The picture is a simple silhouette of a dead tree.
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.
Hope is like the Sun. You need to believe in it also when you don't see it at night (Quote from "The Last Jedi")
The Red-winged Blackbirds have migrated back this past week and this one posed nicely for me in this maple tree...
-- Captured with the D750 and the 80-400mm.
-- In the DX mode and cropped heavily after that, ending up with a 1 megabyte image... I think the image held up well after all that!
Ray Bradbury's portrait in the Waukegan mural in downtown Waukegan through the trees, captured with a Sony A7R II and a Bausch and Lomb 1897 lens.
This squirrel in Oulton Broad's Everett's Park was really quite tame. He/she just sat and looked at my camera and probably looking for snippets of food. I suspect the little creature was used to being fed by passing children. I was able to crop, sharpen and zoom in to get this pretty good shot.
Last bunch of this series, so I would like to try different way of expression. B & C is always magnetic to me. Enjoy & have a good day and night.