Flowering mountain
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A waratah in Sydney’s Blue Mountains. On this particular trip there were quite a few in full bloom. Laden with canyoning gear (and my trusty SLR, a tripod and a flash) I managed to snap off a few shots without holding the group up too much.
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“Independence Pass Overlook” This past summer, I was able to get to parts of Colorado that I haven’t been to in close to 30 some odd years to do some shooting, and this is one of those places. “Famous” (perhaps even “Infamous”) Independence Pass….the second highest paved mountain pass in Colorado. Last time I was here I was about 11, and my Mom said she would never ever come back again, to drive on this road. It is incredibly narrow, though they have done some construction since then, however, what ya see here is just what ya get…..no guard rails and straight down, thousands of feet. It is stunning though, and my only real regret is that I couldn’t shoot it in the morning light, though I think next year I will, just will need to do an overnight as it is several hours away. From “Wikipedia”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_Pass_%28Colorado%29 / The pass is at the summit of the ridge of the Sawatch Range between Aspen and Leadville, on the border between Pitkin and Lake counties and is located within the confines of the White River National Forest. The pass connects the upper valley of the Roaring Fork River upstream from Aspen with the headwaters of the Arkansas River near Leadville. The pass is traversed by Colorado State Highway 82 and is the second-highest paved mountain pass in Colorado. The top of the pass is well above the tree line and the terrain type at the top is tundra. Its narrow road provides for slow cautious navigation on its approaches. Several switchbacks on each side of the pass make careful planning a must. The pass is always closed in winter, from the first heavy snow fall in autumn, often opening only in late May. Thoughts welcomed! —-John —-—-—-—-—-—-— / More of my work can be seen on my website at http://jdebordphoto.com / All artwork is © John De Bord, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without my express consent.
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Park Bench
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A collage of different flowers found in The Blue Mountains in NSW.
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This was taken near Queenstown in New Zealand November 2006. We drove about for hours and there was not much evidence of human life which allowed you to appreciate the peace and stillness. A lonely place too I think.
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I found this bee feeding on flowers on a “blackboy” plant (otherwise known as a grass tree). The flowers are quite unique and I was lucky to capture them. This was at my block of land at Katoomba.
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Another bee in search of all things sweet! On this occasion he is showing his “bee hind”!
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One of the most famous mountains in Switzerland … majestic, beautiful.
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this trillium is one of three varities of white trillium that are native to the great smoky mountains. just as this trillium starts to age, it turns into a pink color, which is just as beautiful as it is when it is white / i shot this macro using a nikon diopter lens attached to a canon 75-300mm lens
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you kind of have to look for this bloom. the greenery on it is huge leaves that only grows about a foot from the ground. unless you look under those leaves you wont see the bloom. dont have any lighting problems w/ shooting this flower :) / i shot this macro, laying under many of these flowers, using a nikon diopter lens attached to a canon 73-300mm lens
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for Terri, my beautiful ‘flower child’ friend…...may you always laugh with the earth and the flowers….. :-) Taken in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
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At about 30 feet, 200mm (with a Canon 70-200 zoom), F 2.8, ISO 400, 1/400 sec. / I was concerned that it wouldn’t enlarge as well as it did. Got him in a field of wild flowers and weeds in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Actually in the valley near Cold Mountain—of movie fame.
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The Pacific Southwest has some of the most unique and amazing scenic lakes, mountains, and rock formations. This calendar has color images from the national parks and state parks within Utah, Arizona, and California. All images taken with 35mm format, 20mm L lens. / @copyright Steve Berlin
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Lupine and Mt Rainier from Sunrise. Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA Copyright © Olga Zvereva (All Rights Reserved) / This image can not be reproduced, copied or manipulated. / Please, do not use it in any way without my written permission.
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This photo has been my inspiration to move forward with photography and to capture those brilliant moments that you may never experience again. Thunder Lake-Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado 01 / © Christina Kroeger
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Mineral creek in Barnardsville NC at 17degf. iso100, f-32, shutter 8.0sec, FL 230mm
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i actually shot this last year. / just as the autumn flowers were blooming along sparks lane in cades cove, on a wonderful foggy morning. i thought it was so cool how this one flower was standing away from all the rest on the fence post. thought of the title immediately. had been debating about showing to the public or not for awhile (and i didnt want to overwhelm people with a bunch of uploads) / something about this wildflower being on it’s own symbolized something along the lines of my own life, do hope you enjoy / best if viewed larger Shot this in SS mode / SS of 1/100 / ISO of 400 / Focal Length of 140mm / F-stop at F/13 / Exposure Comp at 0
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/ Lovely Girl Sara and Emma / Mountains Julia / Texture from the amazing Tash / Background from the amazing Jackie
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Acrylic and Ink on stretched 16”x20” canvas
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Found these in the Greenbrier area of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. The Dwarf Iris ( Iris verna ) is a real eye catcher anywhere you find them. While the Star Chickweed (Stellaria pubera) was a wonderful complement to them. So often we get in to big a rush, to get where we are going, to really take in the small beauties of the forest floor. Chickweed is a good diuretic that want deplete the body of minerals. It also can be used as a poultice to soothe irritated skin… The dwarf iris was used as a blood purifier, for dropsy, and as a laxative Also anyone viewing this with a Calibrated Monitor please let me know on color and sturation,just got a new monitor and havein trouble ajusting to flat screens Gotta include one for the Granddaughter too.
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This is the second crop of this lovely Mountain Bluet….. / A great perennial that is “showy” and easy, i have divided them over and over…. anyone want some???? Canon Rebel XTi EOS Focal Length: 105 / Fnumber: 5.6 / Exposure time: 1/80
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The autumn trees along Stony Mountain are just as pretty as spring blossoms. An autumn evening at the Dehart Dam, Clarks Valley, near Tower City, PA. I am fortunate to have such a beautiful place so close to home. Taken 10/18/09 at sunset. Slight orton effect using Adobe Photoshop!
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I was hiking in the mountain near Valberg when I saw a wonderful flower. / Happily my camera is always with me !
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