Birches
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Paula Birch
Australia
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Tania Birch
Australia
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mab62 - Mark B...
Australia
752 creative works found
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“Peanut” was, at of the time of this image, still too small to venture from the tree. Canon Rebel xt Canon l 70-200
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Painting inspired by an autumn walk in the woods.
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Foggy October morning. Norway. Canon EOS 5D with Canon EF 50mm f/1.4
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Birch fences are part of my youth where I was living,at that time my mother was in chock seeing sheeps or cows in our vegetables garden and we could see hay bundles sleeping on the field.Of course I knew that if I followed the birch fence I would find the first blueberries for the love of my life,my father…a ritual I did for most of my youth.At first I only had a few bleuberries but what a treat I had looking to my father eating the first handful of those tasty wild berries.I was so proud and happy…. :)) / Taken with a D200 Nikon /
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Macro of a birch-tree. Set of two,goes with “Green and blue” / / /
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This is a drawing I have done for David my nephew for his eighteenth birthday. He came loaded with images he liked and this is what I have come up with. Coloured Pencil on smooth cartridge paper Also available as a T Shirt
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A female Common Redpoll in Alaska ponders her lack of red feathers. (See the male redpoll in previous photo.) D200, 150-500mm DG 5-6.3 APO HSM OS, 500mm, f/6.3, 1/2000, -0.3 ev, ISO250, Manfrotto tripod Cropped, slight curves
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A late afternoon scene in the Washington Arboretum (Seattle) in October with the white trunks of the birches reflecting brightly among the golden foliage. Canon D60.
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I stood in the snow behind the tripod, so quietly that one bird landed on my lens! What joy. I couldn’t actually say we bonded, but I was thrilled. I’ve had birds land on my hat, but never one that I could see so closely. Featured in Alaska ~ Beyond Your Dreams – Thank you! Shot in RAW. Slight curves adjustment, at the suggestion of Eivor. The snowfall made it necessary to bump up the ISO to 320. I tried ISO 640 at one point, but those looked a tad grainy. This is a male Common Redpoll in today’s snowfall. Note snowflake on his back. Our area has so far eluded Mt. Redoubt’s harsh volcanic particles, although Alaska Airlines and FedEx had to suspend all flights in and out yesterday. Nikon D200 / Nikon 70-300mm 4.5-5.6G VR / 300mm / f/5.6 / 1/1250 / ISO 320 / -0.33ev / manual exposure mode / Manfrotto tripod One of the faster Redpolls: /
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On the silent, shadowy, birch lined road; / the small Robin awaits, leading me home. / Mist sets in, trees hang gracefully overhead; / Thoughts flow freely, of the many roads I’ve been lead. / The Robin waits, chirping her song, / “follow me, my friend, we’ll be home before long.” / Along this road that’s a dream, a fantasy come true, / At the end is home, where I’ll be waiting for you. / Best Viewed LARGE. / **Dedicated to those I have loved and lost. /
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I took this photo of a birch tree with a knot in it that looks like an eye. When I cropped then mirrored the image, and put them together, this is what resulted. There are two separate faces- one in each tree, facing one another, but when you view the picture as a whole, there’s another face- looking forward, composed of both eyes and a heart in the center that doubles as a mouth and a nose. At least that’s how I see it. Hence the title: Natural Love.
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November can generally be a dull month but in this grove of “Spirit Birch” near the shore of Lake Superior at Duluth, Minnesota, the forest was alive with songs and whispers on a snowless Thanksgiving Day. Printed, double matted and framed, this is a very compelling image.
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A good snowfall reduces noise and cleans the ground of debris left by mankind. For this walk, I borrowed my husband’s 18-70mm 3.5-4.5G ED DX lens, used my monopod as a trekking pole and headed out with the dogs. Even they were quiet among the trees. Such peace. Featured in June ‘09 by Alaska ~ Beyond Your Dreams – Thank you. Nikon D70, Nikon AF-S 18-70mm 3.5-4.5G ED DX, 25mm, F/6.3, 1/50s, -.33 exposure compensation, ISO 200, manual exposure mode
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acrylic on canvas / original 36”x24”
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This is a shot taken at Stan Heywet and it is a beautiful path of birch trees / Stan Heywet was a mansion owned by a extremely rich family back in the 1800’s. / It was converted into a museum which has acres of gardens for sight seeing. / You can do tours of the mansion and the garden. It has literally acres of gardens and walkways. Shot using a Canon Digital Rebel XTI 400D / Click to View By Category: / - Waterfall Photos / - Infrared Photos / - Black and White Photos / - Animal Photos / - Halloween Cards / - Christmas Cards
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Looking up at the sky through silver birch trees. http://www.acorncepts.com / http://www.virtualorkney.com
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The Weeping Birch is a real winner! In summer these beauties act as mini air conditioners. I’ve spent many summers resting in the cool shade under this one or the many others that feature in ‘Howells Garden’ John’s Korumburra garden paradise.
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Fractal Explorer. Talis varI formula. Postwork in PI and PSP.
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The time of which I spoke to you has now arrived, and you may deem it necessary to first borrow the sacred mAccA’gis. Who are you that comes here as a supplicant? Sit down opposite to me, where I can see you and speak to you, and fix your attentions upon me,while you receive life you must permit your thoughts to dwell upon your present condition, inorder to support yourself against falling into despondency. Words Spoken by The MidA A In Chief Painting using mixed media Music – Native American Quotes 21st October 2008
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well loved skin / loosens with age / grows more thin / and transparent… why not see / ourselves / in transformation / this way… a multitude / of bodies / within / one life time… our soul skin / loosens and sheds / to new light / revealing / deeper layers / rich and gold… well loved / we release / our own layers / to the wind as we / marvel and move / from purity of innocence / to well earned wisdom / with the love / of others / and our own… can we find / the grace / and ease / of the birch skins / as we give up / our grasp and hold / to feel the light / and wind / come in… allowing our / new selves to unfold / invite new passages / in the getting to the gold…
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Taken not far from a beautiful little town in Italy called Parma. /
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Looking at part of the Chugach Range during our recent warm temperatures. Much of the snow has melted in the lower elevations. This has upset many dog mushers and Iditarod fans. It rained again today. Most unusual. This is an “as-is” shot, untouched, except to change from the RAW format to a jpeg. Did have the polarizing filter on, I think. While it might look over-saturated, I haven’t touched a thing. I’m experimenting with the dynamic range, to try to capture the white of the snowy mountains and the darker look of the ground without snow. Exif: Nikon D70, Focal Length: 70.0mm, Exposure Time: 0.017 s (1/60), Aperture: f/11.0, Exposure Bias: -0.33, Metering Mode: Matrix, Exposure: Manual, Exposure, Mode: Manual Sold – Thank you! Featured in Alaska ~ Beyond Your Dreams – Thank you!
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This iconic image of a black hare running across a moonlit sky against a background of birch trees is my signature image.
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