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    I took this picture for John, who is a forestry major. He told me that he has never seen this type of tree be so big, even in photos from his studies. by: wheresmypants Views[504] If only these trees could talk. They would tell us all the secrets of the lake by: elenanikolovska Views[716] Oregon waterways with lovely reflections of a still lake in early Spring by: annacalvert Views[727] Gardiner Boat Launch on the Umpqua River, in the Douglas County park is a stunning waterway in Oregon by: annacalvert Views[761]
     
    Acacia tree, Tanzania by: jariya Views[470] Aboriginal elder Garry Djorlom learnt how to hunt and gather food provided by the land from his father, Dudley Djorlom and his uncles. Walking through the scrub with Garry he would point out and name different trees in his traditional language (Kunwinjku). Occasionally he would stop to pick some fruit “I’m going to take these back to my grand kids” he would say, with an earnest smile. by: arnhemland Views[2397] This one is to hear along with Johnny Cash. by: vvone Views[661] Clouds from a mid-day storm pass over the rolling hills next to Laguna De Paca. The lake, a short drive away from Huancayo in the central Andes, has become a fixture for local day trips and fishermen. Houseboat restaurants serve trout on the shore, though since the economic recession less tourists have come visiting. Walking there from nearby Jauja, I met some local residents with whom I sat down to enjoy the sunset. These fleeting encounters will stay with me all my life, even if I don't remember their names. Thanks to my camera, however, I will never forget their faces, or the beautiful land in which they lived. I consider that a great privilege. by: loverock Views[841] Darwin wouldn't be the same without its truly spectacular mangroves that cover a big part of the coast line here up north. These truly unique , but so important trees are a heaven when it comes to photography. Here it almost looks like the trees are tip toeing out of the water. And all I was waiting for was to see one of the mighty salt water crocodiles roam the Mangroves. by: dieterberghmans Views[2060]
     
    Asleep in the Forest - watercolour expressing a moment of bliss in the forest where I live and paint sometimes in Narooma, NSW by: avalyn Views[826] Light between the Trees - South Coast of NSW, Australia where I have an art studio.....this is the view walking through the forest to the beach by: avalyn Views[900] Up on the hill, somewhere between the trees by: allasadventures Views[546] Through the years, through the trees by: allasadventures Views[402] Situated within the 17-million acre Tongass National Forest in Sitka, Alaska is this small hiding place. One can climb inside to get out of the rain while visiting the temperate rain forest. by: pdolan1 Views[1024]
     
    Along the Gold Creek trail in Juneau, Alaska, I found this hidden pond to rest by, after having lunch at a Salmon Bake. by: pdolan1 Views[414] Nature’s Art. Trees reflected on a lake, drawing their shadows in the water like a charcoal art work. Nature’s ability is to create art, however you look at this you can find it. Taken with SONY Alpha-350, Automatic program. by: indigoeyes Views[2118] Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[1134] Golden Flood. The Menindee lakes fill in a once-a-decade moment, bringing life to the region but killing the trees which have grown in the dry lake bed. by: robin_nagy Views[1269] Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[1083]
     
    A young boy breathes the fresh air of a cave opening that leads to trees in Cueva Ventana, Arecibo - Puerto Rico. by: cordisre Views[1535] by: vedra Views[459] by: vedra Views[459] by: vedra Views[457] by: vedra Views[474]
     
    by: vedra Views[469] Ready to roll by: kamlesh Views[417] Stepping in by: kamlesh Views[406] Treptower Park is divided by Puschkinallee and while one side hosts a Russian monument this area was found by just a random walk. As soon as I saw it I knew I wanted to photograph some girl there. Despite being surrounded by man made roads it seemed untouched and virgin as the vegetation grew almost to your knees. I wanted a natural background against the girls and this tiny area was a mirage. by: morrisvais Views[621] This 45 ton humpback whale leaps out of the water on one of the few sunny days the Inside Passage sees. by: ccil516 Views[958]
     
    Ordinary wiew by: worldseeker Views[369] Stunning forests along the Allyn River kept us cool and provided endless opportunities for exploring. JC collected leaves and then did rubbings with crayons back in the camp site. (Chichester State Forest Camping trip, December 2009) by: crustyadventures Views[1621] The US suburbs have elms and maples; Oz's have gigantic labrynth trees. A typical street at my homestay, Lismore, NSW. That's my friend Julie. by: laurfish Views[739] They told us the tree existed... I realised that just because the tree had knowedge, I didn't necessarily benefit since I can't speak tree. by: allwelcome Views[1002] A homemade scarecrow! by: allwelcome Views[1109]
     
    Autumn greeted us! by: allwelcome Views[905] by: allwelcome Views[880] by: allwelcome Views[953] On the drive back to J'burg by: allwelcome Views[851] by: allwelcome Views[1703]
     
    new growth... I love the little bit of baby fur on the leaves. by: allwelcome Views[818] Wet, green, rainforest. by: allwelcome Views[2588] Do you see the little insect on it? :) by: allwelcome Views[882] imposing and atospheric by: allwelcome Views[714] droplets - what a great word. by: allwelcome Views[739]
     
    by: crustyadventures Views[996] Man with a Pram. Sam, Charlie and JC in westonbirt arboretum, near Bristol, UK. by: crustyadventures Views[1076]    

     

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