Logging wood
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string/wire/acrylic on wood The wire protrudes from the background creating a 3D affect. For commissioned work you can contact Cathy at cathy@cathysavels.com and please visit cathy savels
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Enhanced digital photo of split wood
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All the different textures, patterns, cracks & splits in this pile of logs stored for a wood burner caught my eye. Canon PowerShot A570 IS / auto setting
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These posts are at the end of a wharf and I thought made an interesting subject. I hope you think so too!
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card matted print laminated mounted canvas framed poster rb redbubble logs wood tree forest / /
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_*See more pictures of Life with Fred Bear Fred Bear’s New Book is now available for purchase card matted print laminated mounted canvas framed poster rb redbubble teddy bear toy cuddly threadbare Fred wood fire log snow /
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A Pile of logs that was in The Butterfly Garden at the zoo.
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Taken at Marsh Creek State Park in Downingtown, Chester County, PA with Nikon D80
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self-portrait, natural light, Nikon D80, 12mm, f/5, edited using Adobe Photoshop CS3 & Lightroom 2
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Wildlfowers and budding ferns in the spring woods.
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A chipmunk ducks low, seemingly to hide behind the peanut he is hoping to make off with. Taken in Lynde Shores Conservation Area in Whitby, Ontario, Canada. / Taken with a Canon Rebel XS using a 55-200mm lens.
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In early spring, as the snow melts, the meadows of the Eastern Sierras get completely flooded. This is one of many fisherman’s trails which lead across the meadow to the creek flowing into Silver Lake. It was very peaceful there and I ended up sitting against a nearby Aspen to enjoy the view a little more.
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It is a perfect time here in SW Ohio to take a walk in the woods where there are small streams and lazy litle ponds teeming with life. This turtle was sunning himself on a log in the Rowe Woods and his red markings were so complimentary to the green everywhere that I felt compelled to catch his image. Canon 40D
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Adobe wall and roof beams. Photographed with Mamiya RZ 67 and Fuji Provia film. Converted to black and white in Photoshop.
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A perfect example of the nature’s sense of humour. I thought this was the most hillarious piece of wet & rotting wood I have ever in my life found or seen. I would have brought it home, except the log was bigger and longer then me. It sure made my day, as I chuckled all day through thinking of this piece of wood smiling at me. Boy the universe sure has a sense of humour!! Enjoy, oh and SMILE! ♥ The photo was completely untouched and non-altered in any way. It’s nature at its most finest. : ) Here is a perfect card to cheer someone up and just to make them smile.
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Canon 450d / f 16 / 25 secs / iso 100 / 18-200 lens / Taken at dusk with nd filter ( otherwise the scurrying of boat activity, ruins the mood)
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Lighthouse Park, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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I love woodpiles…I don’t know why. Maybe because I enjoy a fireplace so much…maybe because of the fresh wood smell…maybe it’s the warm tones of the wood…I don’t know, but I do..
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Log swing on a small island in Phang Nga, Thailand.
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Taken at Buttermere in the Lake District, when I met up for the first time with friends from Red Bubble – Jason Connolly and Steve Smith. First R.B meet for me with them and I had a great day out. The clear blue water at Buttermere from this view was enough to make me stop and just soak it all in. This log seemed an interesting foreground, so I couldn’t resist a quick shutter release! Taken with a Canon EOS D450 with 18-55mm IS lens.
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