The photo was taken some sunny Winter afternoon with the sun very low, but shining through the trees.
Round Top Drive follows along the ridge line of Mount Tantalus in Honolulu, HI, providing spectacular views of the city of Honolulu, and gracefully leading you through the ever changing forests from deadwood to rain forest. This particular photograph was taken at the corner of Round Top and Forest Ridge where the trees seem to think is Fall all year long.
That is a view of the urban forest on Mount Tabor in Portland Oregon. Mount Tabor is a dormant volcano within the city's perimeter. An old growth forest makes up the park on the mountain which offers expansive views of the downtown Portland skyline to the west and the breathtaking Mount Hood--still shrouded in snow--to the east.
The New Forest was founded by William the Conqueror in 1079 - it was a Royal Hunting Forest, mainly for deer.
Through history it has been conceded by the Crown to local people, called commoners, including the pasturing of donkeys, horses pigs and cattle. It also has provided timber to the Crown.
It is a great place for walking and riding, and has recently been designated a National Park.
It is situated in the south of England near Southampton.
Happy Saturday to you all...............!!!!!!!
This image is of the river that passes under the main entrance bridge into Joyce Kilmer national forest. Its hard to capture the beauty of scenes like this without using multiple exposures blended into an HDR image. I think this shot accurately captures how I saw the scene, even though the colors might look a little more vibrant than real life. The image in my mind really was so vivid. With the light shining through the tree line, cascading among the leaves, the scene was truly complex and beautiful.
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The thing I love most about the forest {where I live} are all of the wonderful little mushrooms that pop up all over the place after a good rain. These little fellows are tiny, but they look so strong standing tall and sheltered by some parsley & chamomile growing in my herb garden. :) (Kathy)
i see a mansard roof through the trees
i see a salty message written in the eaves
the ground beneath my feet
the hot garbage and concrete
and now the tops of buildings i can see them too
- "mansard roof" by vampire weekend
i'm thinking of not taking ap lit this year.
oh, and this is my the first photo i've successfully photoshopped.
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Some tall trees along the Foresthill Road with lots of moss and lichen.
This photo was taken up on the Foresthill Road, south/southeast of Auburn,
