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Wow…so beautiful.
Astonishing images, both real and abstract.
Thanks, I think it was the lighting, the snow and fog that made them stand out
I don’t know how you did this, but I’m sure there’s never been a more beautiful portrait of lichens.
Thanks, Just sometimes when conditions are right, it just draws you to it, which these trees did that day
Love the pops of orange, Jon.
Thanks Judy, the wet oak leaves with the fog drew my eye to this place.
The top picture almost looks like a painting of the lower one; both are beautiful.
Thanks, the lichen and trees with the mist and fog just seem to shine
As a kid, I never paid much attention to mosses and lichens. Today, especially when hiking, I enjoy the wonders of their existence,
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Thanks I agree as you, probability know from my photo I love the life of lichen and mosses
Your picture is beautiful. I see shades of Gustav Klimt. Cheers!
Wow! Wonderful shot! Excellent πππ
Mysteriously beautiful.
It does offer the sense of magic and the wonders of life, thanks
A great indicator of air quality. I’m always delighted to see lichen on trees since it’s a good sign. Beautiful photos of such an important part of nature.
Thanks for I;m someone who spends hours looking at tree trunks, lichens and knots so I’m grateful to live where they do
As of painted by Klimt. So reminiscent of his work π
Thank you , it funny you’re the second person to mention Klimt now I’m more interested in him, thanks