Friday's Focus - Forests
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Thanks for starting this Jim. Very nice images. Here are a couple of mine.
AlanLichty
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Here's one from the Olympic National Forest. Taken along the Sitkum-Sol Duc Road.
Kyle Jones
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A little something different - the Everglades Pinelands...
Nice set of images and a neat topic. Here is my contribution.
This is sure nice Kyle! Definitely something different.
Jim Dockery
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Downy Creek Trail, North Cascades
Both appear to be looking down, but that first one has some good perspectice control.
You have me looking down on Downy Creek Trail Jim!
That first one is really awesome.
lightsgood
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Wonderful posts all. Here are a few from Colorado. One just happened to have some wildlife in it! ;-)
AlanLichty
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What's the foreground plant wit the berries? They make a really neat contrast to the aspen trunks for a comp. Nice job on handling the light extremes to keep the focus up front.
Sweet Monika! Both are unique.
MonikaC
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Love the redwoods (& sequoias)! Hard to shoot, too.
Clear cut or pile of mulch?
MonikaC
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Not sure, maybe an elderberry?
Zeph
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Thanks Monika
There have been times that I thought I might be well suited to document the destruction of the world’s forests, I know others who are doing this, but I’m not sure I would have the stamina or the commitment.
As it is, the pinnacle of the natural world are it’s forrest and the wild lands. These lands are systematically being destroyed for personal gain and robbing future generations.
Those who come after us will study the natural world like we study the dinosaurs today.
Rant over.
MonikaC
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The most impactful shots I've seen of deforested areas have been aerials as it shows the sharp line between the untouched & damaged/gone areas. It's a good mission to have.
