Tree appreciation
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Trunks of dead conifers near Torridon village, Scotland. The trees were destroyed in a wild fire in 2011..
To all my Flickr friends I wish you all the best for 2009 and hope the new year will make all our photographic desires come true.
Mis mas sinceros y mejores deseos para todos en este año 2009.
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Magnolia Trees In The Fog, Taken out of back door in the morning off the porch, I live in a great place of nature, Zen is every where you look in the woods..You don't even have to set it up it is just there
Taken in Second Life at Kick ( land no longer exist, now in the same place there is maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/embryo/244/13/21 )
Texture: it.freepik.com/foto-gratuito/pelle-texture_361442.htm
It was like a spring morning here in Fife. The temperature hit 7 degrees and the sun even managed to make an appearance.
Ahh yeah. You'd be right if you think you've seen this tree on my photostream before. There are probably quite a few shots from this location. Its a place I visit and walk in often. I have a few more to share from todays visit too.
Here she is with her clothes on ;-) www.flickr.com/photos/debbie_yare/10540801764/
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This tree mallow flower is a hybrid cultivar of Lavatera assurgentifolia (native to the Channel Islands off California) and Lavatera venosa from off Baja California. I love the elaborate center for its appearance, but this flower is more than just a pretty face -- it is a nectar source for the Painted Lady butterfly. (Zuiko 50mm macro, f/8, 1/125 sec., ISO 400, open shade, handheld) Texture (background only) courtesy of Shadowhouse Creations
April 2012: This photo is featured in the Spring 2012 issue of Digital Photo (UK) magazine.
May 6, 2012: This photo won 1st place in the contest "Celebration Colours of the Rainbow VIOLET" in Prestige Nature. Thank you very much!
September 16, 2011: This photo won 2nd place in the contest "Show your best FLOWER" in the group Exhibition of Talent. Thank you very much!
In the new Flickr, click anywhere in the image to see the large view on black -- or press "L" to "view in light box" (same thing).
1/8 Sheet
Arches 140#CP
Frosty, gray mornings greet me this time of the year - and early mornings smell like winter on the wind. My friends to the north already have experienced snowfall - and it is especially around the holidays, that I begin my annual 'pining' for snow.
I have to make do with the frost - and your inspirational images - right now! I owe a special thanks to my friend, Denis Collette for allowing me to paint from his image of luminescence (www.flickr.com/photos/deniscollette/5214285398/).... THANK YOU, Denis! I have been admiring this capture since LAST November - and tried and tried to paint it without any success. Finally, my muse decided to be kind, and sat on my shoulder as I rendered this interpretation of winter trees, riverside. I LOVE Denis' work- there's a fabulous sparkle and light to them that is such a challenge in watercolor. Still, I hope I was able to capture a bit of the 'magic' I see in his incredible photography!
Though rain is in the forecast, snow is the furthest thing from reality for us. Temps reached 70F yesterday, and our visit to the JC Raulston Arboretum found roses, flowering maples, camellias and more still blooming like colorful candy!
And yet,
THIS morning, the sun waits behind pink/gray clouds and
the woodland trees are somber in melancholy and
I wait
for the snows
to come.
Sometimes I only have to step out to the porch to enjoy the woods and the morning sun. The coffee was good on this beautiful morning light
Hand carved sculptural artwork and furniture, from salvaged fallen trees, by Artist Hugo Franca (Brazil). On display at Jericho Beach, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
A lot of artists seem to give their work really boring names - so I thought I might do the same! Being an artist of sorts.....