Capture: See Into the Trees
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Tui camouflage
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pohutukawa cut out
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Willows this morning in the brief sun
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Same but different a month ago
with dawn redwood sprouting in the corner.
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Through the kitchen window
lightly through windows
seen into the trees –
windows and trees. -
ChrisW, in reply to
It’s been an interesting day.
Here’s to you and yours
Re-viewing the thread, saw this one of yours anew.
Uplifting gaze from the spectacular sunburst – there’s a fine image of NZ there, aspirationally placed for the return home for you and new home for family.
Cheers! -
Chris Waugh, in reply to
Thanks, Chris.
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Cornwall park tree trail 1
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Cornwall park tree trail 2
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ChrisW, in reply to
tree trail 1
Gidday – I like your atmospheric photo, and the image of the tree’s stems as a multiply branching trail. Set me to re-thinking what I saw into this one of my twisty willow tree this morning – not so much ‘tree trail’, as
Key trail – an image of JKey’s struggles to find ways through the many problems besetting him and the National Party. -
Nah, but that looks too positive, embishus even. So instead this angle on the same willow – seems more like what’s ahead for the Key trail.
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Angus McNaughton, in reply to
nice one, the ektachrome has a pleasing way of handling the highlights/ sky
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Looks like this from my doorstep this morning
There’s something of a repetitive pattern there –
Team Key’s brighter future has turned to a murky thicket, with more to come? -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
I think we need need some weeping willow ChrisW.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Hey Angus, really like the soft stretching shadows. I’ve been enjoying your night pics on facebk too : )
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Kite and hospital
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ChrisW, in reply to
On request – weeping willow late this morning
Many more tears to fall before the new leaves fill in the screen
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Jonathan Ganley, in reply to
nice one, the ektachrome has a pleasing way of handling the highlights/ sky
Thanks. Yes, it was good stuff. Not quite dead but they’re giving the last rites.
A good excuse to post another Ektachrome shot (also with a few trees) … the charming olde world Grafton village.
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Cloud combing
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It’ll take some pruning to let the light shine
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
lamp ray…
let the light shine
Your new ‘through-the-back-of-the-wardrobe’ lens is a corker…
…now where’s that Lion? -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
…now where’s that Lion?
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Like today
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This morning’s early sun on the weeping willow
frames view of the white duck, Taruheru
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Sun didn’t last – two hours later, mizzle trees again
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