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Trees IR 720nm
One last image from last weekend and my wander around a field near Plumpton trying out a few infrared images. Its a style of photography that is interesting, perhaps not everyone's cup of tea. It is always interesting to hear peoples thoughts on the images, so please feel free to comment.
Plumpton near Penrith, Cumbria, UK
Sony A6000 (converted IR720nm)
Sony FE24-70mm f2.8 GM
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The trailing edge of a thick bank of cloud associated with a weather front that had caused murky damp condtions all day - but cleared just in time for a spectacular sunset.
It was a more or less starry night when I decided to take my camera to go out at midnight. When I arrived at the top of the small hill the full moon and the upcoming clouds created an interesting atmosphere which I tried to capture in this picture.
Another shot from the trip North with Steve before Christmas. This is a 2 shot panorama of a strangely shaped Alder tree with Dùn Dornaigil and Ben Hope as a backdrop.
the infamous Canary Island tree is actually a member of the asparagus family!!
It gets it's name from its red sap and Greek mythology. For his 11th labour, Hercules had to bring back three golden apples from the garden of the Hespérides, which is guarded by Landon, the hundred-headed dragon. Hercules killed Landon and his blood flowed out over the land, which began to sprout ‘dragon’ trees - trees that exuded Dragon's blood.
Dragon Trees are now an endangered species found on the IUCN red listT, these are in the Jardin Canario
When everything is seen as One, we return to the Source
and stay where we have always been.. -Seng-t'san
Tree Lane
The beautiful Autumn trees at the entrance to Avington House near Winchester in Hampshire.
#winchester #trees #olympus #hampshire #fall #autumn #landscape
Coming to the end of our Easter trip, we stopped for a walk on the Ridgeway (an area of elevated downland in Wiltshire)
This has a last of winter feel. At least it did at the time ....
Texture courtesy of Anna-Lenabem
I photographed these trees this morning in dense fog. Made some adjustments in Photoshop to contrast and tint. Washington Park Golf Course. Racine, Wisconsin.
Last autumn trees capture just loved the colours and the fallen leaves around just like the different sizes
Another angle of the same group of trees. As everyone enjoyed so much the counting of them in the last shot :-)
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The Jay is a colourful crow that is about the same size as a Jackdaw.
They are mostly a pinkish brown, the underparts being slightly paler. The head has a black and white flecked crown, black moustache and white throat. The white rump contrasts starkly with the black tail. The iris of the eye is a pale blue, the bill is black and the legs are pink-brown. The wings are mostly black with white patches but also have striking blue patches, but close to these wing patches are actually bands of graduated shades of blue