Nature Show "Woodland"

[Brownie]

I was wondering where I might post these from a recent nature hike/walk. My son and I are going to try and do one or two a week this summer. We have a bunch of trails in our area.

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[Charzes44]

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[Alf]

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[MoonMind]

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[jbruce]

Spillway at a woodland dam site.

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[MoonMind]

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Overgrown ...

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[The Electric Squirrel]

I've lamented for too long the lack of a dedicated woodland photography thread here. So here it goes. Post your woodland images here. Take the open mindedly, as long as the "story" in the image happens in woodland/forest, it fits here just perfectly. Your main subject might be a distant deer in the forest, or some interesting rocks, doesn't have to be trees.

I'll kick off the thread with today's images:

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[MoonMind]

I'm fine with this because it meets a passion of mine, but of course there are threads(!) covering this subject matter, for instance:

Stroll - A walk in the woods

With my GX9 and 12-32. The light was quite gorgeous today - soft and diffuse, after the night’s rain. #1 is RAW edited in Color Efex Pro, #2 is RAW edited in Lightroom, 3 and 4 are unedited JPEGs using the “scenery” colour setting in camera.

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Then there's this which was probably considered a personal thread by many:

Walk in the Woods

Daughter and Grandson went out on the trails. I tagged along. XT-1 18-55

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(This is in completely the wrong section, so it got overlooked, but nevertheless ... maybe it should land in a portraiture section, though.)

This would fit as well:

Things in the woods

When I'm out on my bike, or hiking, I'm always scanning the woods for interesting things. In the course of a ride, I stop numerous times for things that catch my eye. Here are some from Tuesday's ride. X-T1 + 18mm f2:

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Essentially, this is what happens if threads get started but noone picks up on the theme and carries it on.

I'd actually love to do a merger of all four (or at least three) threads - would "Walk in the Woods" do as a title, or do you think "Woodland" would make more sense? After all, some people may be cycling in the woods or similar ...

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[The Electric Squirrel]

I'd actually love to do a merger of all four (or at least three) threads - would "Walk in the Woods" do as a title, or do you think "Woodland" would make more sense? After all, some people may be cycling in the woods or similar ...

M.

By all means, go on and merge these together. "A walk in the woods" might do as a title as well, but I do think simple "woodland" is at least quite concise...

 

[MoonMind]

By all means, go on and merge these together. "A walk in the woods" might do as a title as well, but I do think simple "woodland" is at least quite concise...

Thanks a lot for the speedy reply - I'll merge three of them and move the fourth over to a proper place. And I'll leave this little exchange intact as well - maybe it'll help others avoid forking off themed threads on the matter (or in general).

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[Charzes44]

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[MoonMind]

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[The Electric Squirrel]

Thanks a lot for the speedy reply - I'll merge three of them and move the fourth over to a proper place. And I'll leave this little exchange intact as well - maybe it'll help others avoid forking off themed threads on the matter (or in general).

M.

Lucky strike, I just happened to be on my tablet at the time.

I think I glanced at some of the threads you linked some time previously, but got the impression of a "private" thread instead of an open "show stuff" thread.

FWIW I find woodland photography probably the most challenging subgenre of landscape photography, and IMHO deserving of a dedicated thread.

 

[MoonMind]

Lucky strike, I just happened to be on my tablet at the time.

I think I glanced at some of the threads you linked some time previously, but got the impression of a "private" thread instead of an open "show stuff" thread.

I can relate - this is why I'm heavily in favour of this move; so far, five threads (some of them the dreaded "one-image" stubs) have been collected in this one, and there may be more if I come across them. Furthermore, a lot of what I do can now also be shown in this thread. The first target I can hit on foot are urban landscape, landscape and woodland.

FWIW I find woodland photography probably the most challenging subgenre of landscape photography, and IMHO deserving of a dedicated thread.

Absolutely, and I'm so happy with this that the thread is now a sticky one

I'll make a couple of other threads sticky as well, I think. Just contemplating which ...

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[scottR]

What makes a fallen tree lucky?

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[Charzes44]

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[rayvonn]

FWIW I find woodland photography probably the most challenging subgenre of landscape photography

Completely agree, the more into the woods one goes, the more tricky, the light's all over the place.

 

[Charzes44]

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