Pines on the far hill
holding distance
in place
John W Sexton
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5 comments:
Now, this could be a scene right out of central Florida...looks just like what you'd see driving from Ocala to Orlando.
I wanted to tell you, too, that your photography just gets better and better! I'm really impressed!
I would not have taken these to be pines, not at all what I envision as a pine forest.
What a nice photo Joo.
I know absolutely nothing about pine trees, but I have just seen (apparently!) the same at Jacob's blog and that can't simply be true! :-) There must be a lot of species, but I can only tell the difference in one of them here because of its gorgeous round shape...
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