Challenge Nature You See It May 16 - 18, 2019
May 19, 2019 02:11:13 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
"Nature As You See It" Day 3
Nature not only reclaims Her Own, but what was once Man's as well. She covers her Dead and Fallen with Moss and Fungus that break down the once vibrant trees and eventually they are nothing but Soil and Nutrients that feed the others left living near them.
Thanks for Hosting this wonderful Challenge Jim, so glad you thought of it..
Nature not only reclaims Her Own, but what was once Man's as well. She covers her Dead and Fallen with Moss and Fungus that break down the once vibrant trees and eventually they are nothing but Soil and Nutrients that feed the others left living near them.
Thanks for Hosting this wonderful Challenge Jim, so glad you thought of it..
P35 Like the 2 old buildings going back from where they came Photogirl
May 19, 2019 02:11:32 #
creativ simon wrote:
P35 Good to view again Bill
a kis is just a a kiss
rememebered this@
May 19, 2019 02:12:07 #
Bob I 41 wrote:
No doubt about that....she's very wise! Probably discovered that 51 years ago as we near that anniversary. 
No doubt about that....she's very wise! Probably discovered that 51 years ago as we near that anniversary. P35 Wow congrats on that Bob
May 19, 2019 02:13:09 #
Bob I 41 wrote:
Pg 25...Simon....your tree reminds me of a Banyan tree. Hawaii has lots of them and they look similar. Probably distant cousins! Bob
Many seem to think the same thanks Bob, sure is beautiful
May 19, 2019 02:14:49 #
Bob I 41 wrote:
Thank you simon for the lesson that it's OK to look at things "in a different way." Love your creative approach to achieving beauty "in another way"! Bob
Thanks so much Bob
May 19, 2019 02:17:50 #
William wrote:
a kis is just a a kiss
rememebered this@
rememebered this@
Just woke cup of tea then look in on Free Sunday.
And I am All day.
May 19, 2019 04:59:28 #
Sorry to rain on your parade, but mule trails.. Hardly, these are called chem trails (chemical trails) made when jets dump hazardous chemicals into the atmosphere.. Yes deadly/hazardous chemicals being and have been dumped into our atmosphere since the 60's research chem trails for more info.
May 19, 2019 06:52:56 #
Bob I 41 wrote:
How delightful SueScott….to have such beautiful & interesting neighbors. Exquisite pictures! Bob Pg 20
Pg 20Thank you! We once had a young cayote pup visit us for several days - he actually ate cat food out of my hand!
May 19, 2019 06:55:35 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
"Nature As You See It" Day 3
Nature not only reclaims Her Own, but what was once Man's as well. She covers her Dead and Fallen with Moss and Fungus that break down the once vibrant trees and eventually they are nothing but Soil and Nutrients that feed the others left living near them.
Thanks for Hosting this wonderful Challenge Jim, so glad you thought of it..
Nature not only reclaims Her Own, but what was once Man's as well. She covers her Dead and Fallen with Moss and Fungus that break down the once vibrant trees and eventually they are nothing but Soil and Nutrients that feed the others left living near them.
Thanks for Hosting this wonderful Challenge Jim, so glad you thought of it..
pg. 35
Interesting shots of nature's recycling process.
May 19, 2019 06:57:16 #
SueScott wrote:
pg. 35
Interesting shots of nature's recycling process.
Interesting shots of nature's recycling process.
Got back late, Sue..thanks for your coments
May 19, 2019 07:04:54 #
May 19, 2019 07:06:16 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Got back late, Sue..thanks for your coments
Thanks for hosting (also for your recent PM - very informative!)
May 19, 2019 07:53:34 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
2 sets pg. 18 Nicely done Nancy, can't figure out what that is in the second shot of the first set..
Thank you Lesley! It's a seashell in the surf!
May 19, 2019 07:56:51 #
Rolk wrote:
Final submissions for a fun challenge.
Thank you, Jim, for hosting and leading the way, and
thanks to everyone that contributed images and support.
No flowers in this series, but some "results" of Mother
Nature's influence...
Tim
Thank you, Jim, for hosting and leading the way, and
thanks to everyone that contributed images and support.
No flowers in this series, but some "results" of Mother
Nature's influence...
Tim
nice series Tim, if we only had all the answer, right?!
May 19, 2019 07:58:01 #
Rolk wrote:
Getting down to the final two sets, and I hope I don't
bore anyone, but one of my favorite things to capture
are some of the most beautiful things provided by God,
or if you prefer, Mother Nature...and while I'm in no way
a botanist or florist, I do appreciate flora, especially in
the wild....
Tim
bore anyone, but one of my favorite things to capture
are some of the most beautiful things provided by God,
or if you prefer, Mother Nature...and while I'm in no way
a botanist or florist, I do appreciate flora, especially in
the wild....
Tim
I enjoy photographing flora as well, these are gorgeous captures Tim!
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