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[Tsuga802]

I guess I should mention all my pics so far are the raw and when possible full resolution. No editing

Don't know much about photoshop outside the windows 2000 era

Ditto…I’m still figuring out the camera on my phone lol

 

[Tsuga802]

This picture steals my heart! Absolutely love it, especially because of the description and of course my personal memories of life before internet and cells took over the world. Thank you for posting!

I love that pic!!

 

[Tsuga802]

I’m loving this thread…I had no idea it was here!!! Thank you @PhotographerGuy

 

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That’s beautiful!!! Where is that?

 

[LadyGaladriLezb]

Autumn sun peeking through the treetops. From my walk in the woods just now.

 

[Tsuga802]

Northern California coastline and the Pacific Ocean

 

[LadyGaladriLezb]

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Gorgeous scenery! I'm glad you found this thread

 

[Tsuga802]

Gorgeous scenery! I'm glad you found this thread

I’ll try not to monopolize the posts lol!!
But I’m like a 5 yo in a candy store here!!

 

[Tsuga802]

A lone pinyon pine on the edge of the south rim of the Grand Canyon

 

[Tsuga802]

Lake Superior near Duluth Minnesota this past January. Air temp this day was around -10F

 

[Tsuga802]

If trees could speak…two pics from Antietam National Military Park in Maryland. To this day this is considered the single bloodiest day in American history. Over 21,000 killed and wounded during the Battle of Antietam in 1862 during the Civil War. The American sycamore tree here was present during the fighting for this bridge. Two pics one from just after the battle and the other from 2024 while I was hiking the battlefield.

 

[LadyGaladriLezb]

Fairy village, same woods as above

 

[Tsuga802]

Fairy village, same woods as above

Ohhh I love that!!! Who built it?

 

[LadyGaladriLezb]

Ohhh I love that!!! Who built it?

From what I can gather, just locals getting together to put some.colir and imagination into the area so children would be entertained. They're quite common on woodland walks here, a fairy trail with little doors or buildings dotted along the route so kids will keep going instead of whining and wanting to turn back. My dad has even done one on the land around their home to entertain the smaller grandkids xx

 

[Tsuga802]

5 years post wildfire in the Sierra’s of California. I took these as part of a work trip to assess tree mortality following a wildfire.

 

[Tsuga802]

From what I can gather, just locals getting together to put some.colir and imagination into the area so children would be entertained. They're quite common on woodland walks here, a fairy trail with little doors or buildings dotted along the route so kids will keep going instead of whining and wanting to turn back. My dad has even done one on the land around their home to entertain the smaller grandkids xx

That’s sooo cool!! Love it