Wooded woodland
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Flooded Woodland the wonders of nature makes this wood even more scenic with a cool mirror image and stunning reflections…
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Autumn is a great time to be photographing rivers when the banks and exposed rocks are covered with golden fallen leaves which contrast nicely with the smooth cool flow of fresh water. This image was taken on the River Webburn, Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England. View the rest of our portfolio here Or visit our own website here
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Pastel / 1st in a series of three, The whole series is lost except for the 2 bad photos I have dropped on here / Sadly this one was destroyed buy water during a house move, The original idea was woodland, looking like tree knots, then this with the red/orange glow then the 3rd was fire which started with the original woodland pattern changing as it moved up the page, the looked great laid out next to each other
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A Border-Collie in a field walking in the snow
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This is a self portrait, essentially, well… I dont own a dress like that :( however, all these images are my own pieces from my vast and varied collection on this big PC of mine! Hurrah! View Larger! Thanks :) Oh I should also mention that was a WHITE wedding dress (from a wedding shoot I did yonks ago) and its coloured in photoshop to get the deep red effect, its worked great even I do say so myself :) xx
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“Over the River and Through the Woods….” / #12 Great Features
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Hamadryads are forest nymphs who are so linked to their trees that if the trees were destroyed, these forest spirits would themselves cease to exist. In Greek mythology, the gods and dryads punished mortals who harmed trees without first propitiating these spirits. It’s a long way from the “slash and burn” approach that many modern cultures now take to clearing forest and woodlands in the name of profit and progress.
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Curious little Fox looking out into the world. This is an ink drawing that I made. I then coloured it digitally.
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Swan Park and the Crana River, Buncrana, Co. Donegal, Ireland / / Nikon D50 50mm f1.8 lens
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Abstract creation from woodland shot using smudging and motion blur. Inspired by David Robinson’s tree images.
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Original image taken in Royden Park, 7/13/2008. Fairy taken at home last summer, and her wings are made from bee wings. Robin taken at Chester park, and other creatures used from old stock photos of mine. Catapillar used with the kind permission of Edith Kangas. Spiders web is a brush by Obsidian Dawn. / Created with the magic of photoshop. I hope you like it. :) / PLEASE VIEW LARGER.
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Part of 2000 acres of woodland on the Ashridge Estate managed by The National Trust
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Acrylic on BainBridge Board – Number 80 / Cold-Pressed Re-Do of former upload Re-sized for Cards and Prints
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Beeley Moor, Derbyshire.UK / Photo taken in May 2009 on a walk across Beeley Moor.
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Photo Manipulation using photo editing software to create a abstract artistic effect
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A “photoshop autumn”. Taken in Millington Wood, East Yorkshire.
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A dense forest of white birch trees with tangled reddish undergrowth stands devoid of foliage in early spring, next to a gravel hiking path. Captured in Lynde Shores Conservation Area, in Whitby, Ontario, Canada; using a Canon Digital Rebel with an 18-55mm lens.
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Where sunlight filters slightly through the trees against the darkness of the woodlands, there is growth on a tree in brilliant red color! / Photographed in Horse Shoe Bend, NY, USA /
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Sourland Mountain Preserve, New Jersey, USA.
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Whilst walking in a Bluebell Glade with my good friend Pete a few years ago on the way to Logan Rock in Cornwall., I came across a sea of really tiny unfurling ferns. This one very tiny emerging fern caught my eye, and I just thought, “this looks just like a Sea Horse waiting for boxing gloves”. Without a tripod on me it was taken hand held. I hope you like it as much as I do as it always make me smile. Technical: / Fuji S6500FD / Super Macro. / 6 million Pixels High. / Hand held Auto
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(Dip pen and calligraphy brush to cartridge paper) From my children’s story “Once Upon A Winter’s Turning”, originally published by Wooden Books. The tale features a young lad from Kernow called Drew Widdershins. When a dose of the flu looks like it’s going to scupper the village’s Winter Solstice celebrations Drew, along with the stones from the local stone circle on the moor, must track down the ingredients for his mother’s heal-all herbal remedy. This book has been out of print for some time now, so I’ve decided to offer those illustrations from the book that would make ideal greetings cards or prints. / Also available as a greetings card / Also available: Drew Widdershin’s Magic Calendar
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We make our devotions, prayers and magics in the places that suit us best, where the simplest and most everyday of objects can be proof of faith and tools of intent. Also available as a fine art print & poster /
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