Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist

Deceptive Planting

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You could be forgiven for thinking that these photos were taken in some wintry location in Europe or the US. However, I took these in my back garden about a month ago. This pine tree grows in my neighbour’s back garden, tall and proud and I am always fascinated by it. Often, there are large birds flocking around it, I will try to catch those “on film” one day.

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These three separate photos were taken with my Olympus OMD EM5 with the 45mm lens.

Below is another shot, this time in colour. It was a lovely sunny Winter’s Day in Queensland, but I rather like them in black&white.

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Sending these photos along to Lucile’s Photo Rehab Clinic 🙂

x desleyjane

 

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15 responses to “Deceptive Planting”

  1. Forestwoodfolkart Avatar
    Forestwoodfolkart

    It is always interesting to see how much the monochrome changes the atmosphere of the photo

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      I agree completely.

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  2. LDG luciledegodoy Avatar
    LDG luciledegodoy

    Amazing! And the warm weather is not at all disturbing this tree…strong one.
    It totally looks like another tree in black and white. The shots are great though.
    Xx

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      Thanks my dear. I often look at this tree, it always seems to look the same so it was good to see it looking different in b&w. Xx

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      1. LDG luciledegodoy Avatar
        LDG luciledegodoy

        Then look at it now because you’re going to Melbourne!!!!! Yay!!!! Xx

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        1. desleyjane Avatar
          desleyjane

          Oops! Good idea!! Xxx

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            LDG luciledegodoy

            Xxx

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  3. Joanne Avatar
    Joanne

    Lol, obviously the “Australian” in me is coming out for as soon as I saw that first capture I was back at the beach – either Alexander Headlands or Burleigh – where I remember these trees! 🙂

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      LOL love it.

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  4. Bipasha Avatar
    Bipasha

    Both versions are beautiful, color or not.

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      desleyjane

      Thank you so much 🙂

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  5. disperser Avatar
    disperser

    I like the looks of Norfolk Pines (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_heterophylla). I used to have one in a pot in the house until it got too big and I gave it away.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar
      desleyjane

      I like them too. We have so many here. But I’ve never had one because they get way too big.

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  6. Terri Webster Schrandt Avatar
    Terri Webster Schrandt

    Beautiful! Pine trees are my favorite! I have the biggest one in the neighborhood, too. Planted from a seedling I got from the state fair–a redwood. Now 200 feet tall after 25 years 🙂

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