Check out this Saatchi Art artwork by Ramy Salah Hefny called “Silhouetted Ravens in the Winter Trees” https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Mixed-Media-Silhouetted-Ravens-in-the-Winter-Trees/2388233/12234789/view
Check out this Saatchi Art artwork by Ramy Salah Hefny called “Silhouetted Ravens in the Winter Trees” https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Mixed-Media-Silhouetted-Ravens-in-the-Winter-Trees/2388233/12234789/view
Reflections on Wilton Terrace
A glass fronted building on Wilton Terrace is reflected in the waters of the canal in Dublin earlier this month. I thought it might be the Canadian Embassy, but Google Maps shows it’s a slightly different building.
Apertureƒ/2.2CameraGalaxy S23 UltraFocal length2.2mmISO1600Shutter speed1/8sThe image shows a piece of wood or a stick floating on water. The surface of the water reflects the intricate branches of trees, creating an intricate pattern. The overall mood is calm and natural.
#CalmWaters #BranchInWater #NaturalPatterns #ReflectiveShot #WinterTrees #NatureReflection #StillnessInNature #OutdoorBeauty #PeacefulMoment #NaturePhotography
#Geograph Picture of the Day from #GreaterManchester, nine days ago #POTD #photography #Walkden #Manchester #footpath #walking #wintertrees
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Walkden (Low Level) railway station site,
Opened in 1875 by the London & North Western Railway on the line from Eccles to Bolton (Great Moor St), this station closed in 1954, and was later demolished.
View northwest towards Little Hulton and Bolton. The former railway track has become a footpath. No trace of the station apparently remains.
Seed Pods Against a Vibrant Blue Backdrop
"Winter Song" is my new #painting about those bright winter days of lemon and pink skies, when the air is clear and cold, and the #birdsong rings louder than ever.
As well as the little robin belting out his sweet song, I've included other winter birds: fieldfare, waxwing, redwing, and (my favourites) starlings.
Thanks for looking.
Everything in this world connects to something else.
We reach toward one another.
Kelvin Way in the west end of Glasgow today, with snow still on the trees.
Bare trees in thick moss on our way to the hill. The area is Derroura woods, from Irish "Doire Abhra". Doire = woods, but I'm not sure about "abhra" – it's a form of "fabhra", which means eyelash or eyebrow. But "fabhra cnoic" = brow of hill, so maybe it refers to the crest of land overlooking the lake