Part of my Shake It Photos series.

Left California a bit to visit my home in Alabama - & I am greeted with snow (about to be, anyway)!

A tree surrounded by dimly lit fog.

a photo of the rose arch in the garden late at night

Moon, trees, night

More inspiration for drawers...This is one of my favourites trees in Valencia.
it is magical and very old, and I think it will fit perfectly in a place like Wonderland.

(with apologies to Pete Conrad for not catching his tree)

playing around with effects

Since I'm gonna be teaching kids how to take pictures and then change them, I figured I should try to do it myself more. Here is attempt number 1. I try and make Harbinger proud.

trees, night, moon, clouds

travel, mittens, red, loss, hope, trees, windows

I took this during my travels in New Zealand. On a bus, feeling hopeful and hopeless. Ready for a journey bigger than this island. And, since all my piece come with matching quotes..

"The airport was my Mecca, my Jerusalem. All night I dreamed of flying." - Plath

This is a photo of my front yard that I took then enhanced. Hope all you fall lovers enjoy it.

trees are my weakness

don't deny, it's a pretty sweet tree.

Spotted this tree at the museum park...tree RECording at a LACMA near you.

I Took this picture the other night when there was a ton of fog. i loved the effect of the light shining through the fog and trees

I took a photo of this home that is next door to a park. It was interesting to me that a large tree was in between the park and house.

A Twin Peaks inspired shot. The dreamy walk to school without Laura Palmer...

San Francisco.

A view of Cape Cod Canal in Massachusetts.

This pay phone on an urban corner was ripped out some time ago...

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older than oldoldcamera.
i must have been like 14-15?

Another untouched photo from that amazing winter morning in January 2008.

The sun sets on the Charles River near Harvard University.

a sweet looking tree i saw on a safari ride in africa

A courtyard lit with an eerie orange glow.

nature

The power does not come from the tree, but from the one with whom I shared it...

Scanned 4x5 negative.

Joshua Tree, California.

Joshua Tree. 2009. One of the first images I ever took with my Nikon DSLR.

there's something about walking around trees that instantly makes me happy. Ive yet not been able to explain it well.

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Japanese Maples are my favorite trees ever. They make these awesome canopies that you can just stand under and feel completely surrounded by the twist and turn of its limbs. A perfect place to read a book

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4:00 A.M. GMT-5, Long Island, New York.

safari

The rainbow ray in the middle annoys me but this makes me want to go to Africa. I took this on my camera phone aswell. I need to start carrying around my camera!

Forest Bridge, Balboa Park, San Diego

This is one of the old trees behind the museum complex in Balboa Park near the Spreckles Organ Pavillion (that's a giant pipe organ in an amphitheater). The bridge leads to a walkway and a garden path through the trees.

Walking around St. James at Sag Bridge Church and Cemetery.

Piece of history: The church was believed to be founded by Irish immigrants who worked on the I&M canal. Many of those workers died doing their job and were buried here.

I took this picture a couple of years ago around October/November in a forest near Vienna. I have to post it today 'cause it reflects my current desire for cooling. I remember when I took this picture I wore a coat, a scarf and gloves. Yay :)
Don't get me wrong I like Summer - time, but not if I have to work and the weather forecast predicts up to 37

Blurry car rides.

A mix of rain, clouds, and a tiny bit of sun.
On the way home.

Sepia&more skipping school.

Another picture from the Lake. I was walking down my parents driveway, and stopped to look at the lake. The lake was glistening under the bright sun. I wanted to capture the moment - especially with the lake peeking out of the trees in the back of the frame.

Tree in Cave Hill Cemetery

Actual branches of a tree. I know what I see, but love that it will be different for everyone.

a beautiful tree with an evil plan.

this is a photo of a strangler fig that my dear friend lizzie introduced me to while visiting her in monteverde, costa rica. the beauty and evil of the strangler fig is that it takes over another tree and eventually kills it, but leaves behind a hollow trunk that you can climb. it's the scariest thing i've ever tried to do. this is how i celebrated my 25th birthday.

Another tree in the field next to my parents' house.

A tree near my parents' house in field that I played in.

Bringing it over from version 2!

Picture in Picture of a Tree.

Let's hitRECord!
I want to see how many different flora and fauna photos, posts, poems, songs, etc. we can collectively assemble. We come from all over the world, so let's display our home through that which we live. Whether it be landscape, cityscape, mountain or sea, desert or forest, valley or whatever.....let's see it.
hitRECord!

The time of day created a cloudiness around the trees.

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Nature can do beautiful things.

Photoshoots turn into a sky that lights up while a storm begins to form.

Apples

Driving by a cornfield at dusk.

An unused photo I found on my hard drive of a little house on Rt. 17 headed South outside of Savannah, GA. I think this house was abandoned but the house behind it was in use. The sun was setting, and I was struck by the way the sun was coming through the window making it look like there was a light on.

sort of weird, but still very open-ended
this was at the ice rink for new year's

Finding the clouds like this makes me feel as if I've found some gold. And that doesn't happen very often!

Golden Aspens Celebrate the Regularity

There are a number of aspens in the yard turning gold for winter. This little grove caught my attention while walking the d-o-g. It seems they are just as excited as we are!

A foggy night in NYC.

I spent a long, very foggy/rainy/cloudy weekend in NYC. This is one of the sites that I saw...

This photo is actually from my last visit to Scotland, which would have been... the end of 2008/early 2009? It is somewhere just outside of Echt, near Aberdeen, where I come from originally. We went for a walk in the woods and, as is the rule of a British winter, it was a very grey day, when the sun burst through the trees!
Slight manipulation of colours/sharpness in GIMP.

one of my favorites.

A little abandoned cemetery I discovered while driving around last year.

RECorded this little moment of magic while out walking to get ice cream.

Lonesome day in Central Park.

On a jeep safari in the Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal. May 2003.

City Park, New Orleans

took this a couple years back when my polaroid camera was still functioning. best polaroid i have in my collection. in my opinion. :)

Holga

Fresno, Hensley Lake

At the time of this Picture it was a beautiful sundown at my local lake. I had just got a new camera so I was experimenting with new images and places.

Some of my photographs cover the project "JUMP-ing"
This is the oldest. Louise, there are three years in high school.

Alternatively you can...

I visited China in summer of 2009, and snapped this pic inside the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. It was beautiful and a highlight of the past year.

Sydney sunset

Attempting to record the often unnoticed beauty of transition.

It snowed for my birthday!

A relaxing moment at the beach

Another Costa Rica shot. I believe this guy's name was Eric, he was a beginner at surfing & was a bit dejected so he sat down under the tree and a stray puppy came over to hang out with him.

Best photo of nightfall snow I've ever gotten.

The snow here is relentless!!!

this how it looked this morning as i went outside to shovel the 2 feet of snow.

It was a quiet, hazy morning. the clouds hung low and for those short deaf moments i felt like i was in the middle of silent hill, the pictures don't show it, but man that morning had the chills.

Alexandria, Virginia, Snow, Winter

This literally was the first snow fall for me. I grew up in San Diego where we had to drive for 2.5 hrs if we wanted to see it so waking up in VA my first winter of living there was fantastic!

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This picture was taken a while ago at the Queen's Fern Garden (Pena National Palace, Portugal).

at winter's end

October 2009

in the front yard

Orcas Island, Seattle

Near Ft. Deposit, Alabama; on a comfortable winter night.

More Cemetery

A highly saturated view of a jet streak over New York City.

6am Train

6am train with my dad : )

It was quite a sight to see this rainbow surround the sun on a road trip up to Maine.

NYC street

It snowed 12 inches in Dallas a couple of weeks ago and this was the result.

More snow

This is right above the Splattered Shadows Photo.

"One way or another I'm gonna find ya I'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getcha"
~ Blondie

st. mary's cemetery in ohio, where some of my ancestors are buried.

Leica test shot series.

I walk out my door everyday to see this tree.

I was walking home from school on a gloomy day when I saw these incredibly beautiful flowers

this was from my phone.i was walking around campus, and i was loving the trees. the blossoms are leaving now, and it makes me so sad.

century old tree.

black and white sky/tree shot.

This tree in the middle of Manhattan has blossoms not just in its branch-tops like most springtime trees, but all up and down the trunk and every single branch! I've never seen such a thing before. It looked like a bridal tree!

I like this shot because of how much the greens work well together, with a hint of yellow.

Two rows of park benches at night.

A playground drenched in moisture.

I took this last night in a dark park at midnight. The sprinklers were still going off.

playing with gimp and came up with this

Ice Forest

One of those lonly trees in my town's park.

new york city, east village