Nature oak
338 creative works found
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One of many Apple Orchard’s, Oak Glen California….. it’s apple season
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Experimentation—nearly crashed my computer with this high res scan of part of a large oak leaf.
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In Another World.. / This was taken at Burghley Gardens In Stamford UK and i added special effects and enhanced the colours/contrast /
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There are an abundance of oak leaves scattered on the ground at the moment , but this one caught my eye.
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A triptych created from my series “Textures of Autumn”. Black backing colour recommended for the card version. Also available as individual images: Textures of Autumn I / Textures of Autumn II / Textures of Autumn III Textures by Bea Pierce .
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Ancient oak trees form a gnarled and twisting canopy, the mist filtering through the hanging spanish moss. / Taken on a misty morning on family property in Pomona Park, Central Florida.
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digital art
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The rising sun shines through the trees, highlighting the base of an old live oak. More Photography: /
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The morning sun shining thru the tree in Churchill Drive Park in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada in late October MY BUBBLESITE
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THE Tree Title ...Come See!
by linajiTHIS PIECE IS FOR THE TREE NAMERS!
THE TREE SPEAKS TO ALL OF YOU! / THIS IS TO THANK YOU FOR NAMING THE TREE! /
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I have never been an insect fan, but I must admit I had quite a pleasure shooting some this summer. I am still learning a lot so no, it is not perfect. / I like this one enough so just sharing to get c&c…. hope to improve next year ^^ / thank you
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My brother, mother, and I went for a ride this morning to get as many photos as we could before our rare, rare snow melted. (The last snowfall we had was in 1988). I thought this scene was exceptionally love, the green and red trees of the usually warm Deep South Louisiana, encased in a blanket of snow. I think Mother Nature decided she’d send the world a Christmas card from Cajun country. Joyeux Noel, mes amis!
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Haunt of the Fringe Dwellers © / Vicki Ferrari Photography This was taken on the Gold Coast in QLD, Australia at the Coombabah Lakelands Conservation Area, between the board walk (the lake) and the walking path. / I was pretty “chuffed” because I received the highly commended award in the Native Plants Category, in October 2008, in the / Gold Coast City Council Natural Environment Photography Competition, . / The tree itself is a SHEOAK and it is called a fringe dweller because it grows in between the wet and the dry! This area has a sort of ‘magical’ feel, for want of a better description! / I love the Australian Bush! / I am a proud Aussie! AS IS bar minor editing. Purchase Card Purchase Canvas Print Technical Data / Nikon D70s / 98mm Focal / F4.5 / 1/640 Shutter / Taken 4 August 2008
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On the island of Koster you can find / wonderful nature and lots of species / of animals and plants
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This is an approximately 1,400 year old Live Oak tree in coastal South Carolina. It has a trunk circumference of over 24 and a half feet and its boughs cover approximately 1 acre of land. It is reportedly the oldest living thing on the eastern side of the Mississippi River in North America.
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Photo capture of a boardwalk through Sawgrass Park in / St. Petersburg Florida with the heat index was over 100 F. I was soaked after the walk from sweating so much…I always bring water to stay clear of heat stroke…next time I’m bringing a towel as well. Canon XTi using 55-250mm zoom f/5.6 at 160 sec. / /
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Beautiful Brabant / Province Brabant – the Netherlands August, 8:44 am – Oaks lane in morning light… a soft haze, and a path that goes on for ever… :) Photograph made with Pentax K10D camera. Features and top10 placements / This photo has been featured in Which way – walkways, pathways, stairways, and roadways and in in Country Roads (Oct 03, 2009) / It received a top10 placement in the contest I’ll take you there in A place to call home (Oct.11 2009) Thank you so much! / Comments and feed-back always welcome. Thanks for looking :)
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There is nothing so sturdy or lovely as an oak tree. A simple tee design for those who love nature.
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The last glimmer of setting sunlight was lighting up the autumn trees on the far side of Rose Valley Lake. The very active sky was reflecting off of the water’s surface, creating an abstract image of nature’s atmospheric beauty. Rose Valley Lake is located in Gamble Township, five miles east of Trout Run, in north central Pennsylvania. This reservoir is very well managed by the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission. My family has found this to be a perfect place to watch seasonal meteor showers, because the is no “light polution” from bright city lights here. This photo was taken with a Canon EOS 10D using a Canon EF 35-350mm f/3.5-5.6L zoom lens set to 55mm. The shutter speed was 1/250th sec. at f/4. The camera’s ISO was set to 100. Your comments are always welcome! Constructive criticism is appreciated. © 2009 Gene Walls All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist.
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I have passed this tree for several years now, and finally stopped to take this photo, the clouds and lighting were just right. I darkened it in photoshop, and added the moon, which was taken from a moon shot of mine. /
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