SHOW NATURE ABSTRACTS

[Iansky]

Just another dull day but as I needed some fresh air I ventured out with the XT2+50-140 and grabbed some abstract photos of nature.

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[Britanica]

I really enjoy your nature shots

Do you know what bird those feathers belong to? They look familiar to me. I think I have seen them around here before.

 

[Iansky]

Thanks Britanica, not sure what the bird was but it had provided a meal for a fox or maybe a hawk - it just appealed to me as the feathers contrasted with the wet background.

 

[Aushiker]

As per the subject line, please do share your nature based abstract photos (no man made abstracts please. Maybe we need a thread for those as well.)

Life on the Swan by Andrew Priest (Aushiker), on Flickr

 

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[mike3996]

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[wee-pics]

A nice series, off the beaten track.
I love the way you see nature. And I like the way you play with DOF.
The framing adds a vintage feeling.

 

[mike3996]

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[Bart J D]

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a root surfacing

 

[mike3996]

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[Lou Tingle]

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[Lou Tingle]

Life's Illusions

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[MoonMind]

Edible fence ...

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The beavers are back in force: Basically, one single established family has "shaped" - i.e. mostly felled or gnawed - a good 500 metres of embankment trees to their liking; the so far pretty cold winter has incited them to go for the bark, too. It's impressive, to say the least ...

M.

 

[Turbogirlie]

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[tonyturley]

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Neat. I've been trying to figure out your avatar, then I realized why it seemed so familiar to me. Back in the late 80s I drove a red 2-door Scirocco. It was not a turbo or even the 16-valve version, but it had a manual transmission and was a blast to drive. Alas, i traded it in far too soon.

 

[Turbogirlie]

Neat. I've been trying to figure out your avatar, then I realized why it seemed so familiar to me. Back in the late 80s I drove a red 2-door Scirocco. It was not a turbo or even the 16-valve version, but it had a manual transmission and was a blast to drive. Alas, i traded it in far too soon.

I've owned this for 23 and a half years now. It is a standard 8V GTX with manual gearbox and as you say, a blast to drive. Hope my car brought back some good memories of yours.

 

[Lou Tingle]

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