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Some trees captures my attention, get me stare at them for a while. I see the branches, the trunk, but in a silent mode, I feel that slowly, we are (or should be) contributing one way or another into this world.
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.
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A beautiful Maple(?) tree captured at Ypsilanti, Michigan on November 6, 2017.
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Sky was partially cloudy but tower bells silhouette mixed with trees captured my attention.
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A brilliant sweep of the Milky Way arcs across the night sky above silhouetted pine trees. Captured far from city lights, the scene reveals the dense star fields and structure of our galaxy, with a faint satellite streaking through the frame. A moment of cosmic stillness in nature’s darkest hours.
My own consecutive frames of a mistle thrush (turdus viscivorus). As you may gather from the first frame, the bird had just taken off.
A couple of these thrushes had been having a 'rattling' argument about who 'owned' a nearby rowan tree!
Captures taken 16th December, 2014 with a Canon EOS 550D at 1/4000 sec, 400mm focal length. Would have liked to be closer, but I'm pleased with the result.
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Category: nature, trees and forests, parks, portaits
A timeless portrait of a classic park bench underneath a beautiful mature canopy tree captured in natural morning light.
Date captured: June 22nd, 2022
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JV and I went to Desaru Beach, Malaysia for a short weekend getaway from Singapore. As we were strolling the beach with clouds hovering over us, these two trees captured my attention. The contrast of one tree being completely bare, with bold branches and the softness of the other tree, filled with green leaves - yet both leaning the same way - gives a sense of unity.
this lovely street is filled with leaves. It looked so beautiful to me. Then I got home and saw the bokeh people in the yard and tree. lol
Water rises from behind, Forming like a water tree.
Captured at Elitch's Six-flags Water park'
Denver, Colorado
A pair of colorful trees captured from above by "SPIKE" ... my Phantom 2 / GoPro Hero 3+ "Black" drone.
Taken in Gaines Township, MI.
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 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!
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.