Nature Ramble in the Woods

Ramble in the Woods · **1 Like**

I walk the same trails daily with my dogs and I try to see the same places with fresh eyes. I am sure some of these don't work as well as I thought they would, but will share my rambling ways!!

Back lighting

Sunspots

thank you for looking!

slowpez · 06-12-2012, 06:00 AM

Another wonderful series Tess. The last two are my favorites and it was hard to choose a favorite. You have such a good eye. Thanks for taking me on a walk with you.

loco · 06-12-2012, 06:02 AM

Wonderful work yet again, Tess! The first two jump out at me, along with the last shot. I love the light rays/flare you caught in #1!!!

tessfully · 06-12-2012, 03:48 PM

Originally posted by bluestringer

Very nice series Tess. Really like the spider webs. Would like to see a macro of that spider.

Thanks bluestringer! I will try to get a macro of that guy. I have keeping the right lens on my camera and looking ever since.

Originally posted by Cee Cee

wow, there's some nice captures there, particularly like the last couple, they look so clean & fresh looking great light & colour

cheers
CC.

Thank you CC!!

Originally posted by Bruce Clark

Interesting series. Was the first all flare? I Iike the last two especially. The ant behind the flower bud and the pattern of the leaves shows the value of looking closely at the familiar things around us.

Thanks Bruce! Yes, lens flare. That is fire moss and it is sooo minuscule, that little bug is too small to see without the macro shot. I am so glad you saw it!

Originally posted by charliezap

I'm a big advocate of subject matter being only a stone's throw away and you proved it.Nicely done Tess.--charliezap

Thank you Charlie... I completely agree!!

Originally posted by daacon

Well done Tess keep changing those eyes ! Really like #1 very cool.

Thank you Dave!

Originally posted by slowpez

Another wonderful series Tess. The last two are my favorites and it was hard to choose a favorite. You have such a good eye. Thanks for taking me on a walk with you.

Thank you Susan...every day I take shots, so I hope I don't wear people out!!

Originally posted by loco

Wonderful work yet again, Tess! The first two jump out at me, along with the last shot. I love the light rays/flare you caught in #1!!!

Thank you so much Lori!!

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06-12-2012, 06:00 AM	#16
slowpez Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South Carolina, USA Photos: Gallery Posts: 18,461	Another wonderful series Tess. The last two are my favorites and it was hard to choose a favorite. You have such a good eye. Thanks for taking me on a walk with you.

06-12-2012, 06:02 AM	#17
loco Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Virginia Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 2,846	Wonderful work yet again, Tess! The first two jump out at me, along with the last shot. I love the light rays/flare you caught in #1!!!

06-12-2012, 03:48 PM	#18
tessfully Veteran Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: S. Algonquin, Ontario Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 5,860 Original Poster	Originally posted by bluestringer Very nice series Tess. Really like the spider webs. Would like to see a macro of that spider. Thanks bluestringer! I will try to get a macro of that guy. I have keeping the right lens on my camera and looking ever since. Originally posted by Cee Cee wow, there's some nice captures there, particularly like the last couple, they look so clean & fresh looking great light & colour cheers CC. Thank you CC!! Originally posted by Bruce Clark Interesting series. Was the first all flare? I Iike the last two especially. The ant behind the flower bud and the pattern of the leaves shows the value of looking closely at the familiar things around us. Thanks Bruce! Yes, lens flare. That is fire moss and it is sooo minuscule, that little bug is too small to see without the macro shot. I am so glad you saw it! Originally posted by charliezap I'm a big advocate of subject matter being only a stone's throw away and you proved it.Nicely done Tess.--charliezap Thank you Charlie... I completely agree!! Originally posted by daacon Well done Tess keep changing those eyes ! Really like #1 very cool. Thank you Dave! Originally posted by slowpez Another wonderful series Tess. The last two are my favorites and it was hard to choose a favorite. You have such a good eye. Thanks for taking me on a walk with you. Thank you Susan...every day I take shots, so I hope I don't wear people out!! Originally posted by loco Wonderful work yet again, Tess! The first two jump out at me, along with the last shot. I love the light rays/flare you caught in #1!!! Thank you so much Lori!!