A lonely sycamore grove
Out in the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge where I’ve been taking my daily walks, there is a river — I use that term loosely because if you saw what we call a river, you’d laugh your head off — running through the place. It’s the Sweetwater River. Since there is some water in it, there are some river bottom trees growing along it, such as willows, cottonwoods, and sycamores. I came across a small sycamore grove yesterday which made a beautiful picture with the morning sun shining on it. I took two pictures and had Photoshop merge them:
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Posted on December 13, 2012, in Flora, Mother & Father Nature, Photos, Picture of the Moment and tagged san diego national wildlife refuge pictures, sycamore pictures. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
Nice one. I love trees
Very beautiful trees, but a little to shiny for Zoey TCC I think
Ha–it looks like you’re right!
Trees are so powerful and this one says it all! Beautiful picture. Blessings, Patty
I just love the sycamore trees that grow along the Little Miami where I live. I have one that is my favorite tree. I go there when I need to think. This is a great photo.
I understand. When I want to get away from it all, to think, to relax, to contemplate, to just do nothing, I go visit Mother and Father Nature in all their beauty.
looks good. can’t tell you photoshop it.
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