This is a photo from Vale Cemetery. It's something of a green and natural oasis in the middle of the city. This section is not quite steep enough to be called a gorge or canyon, but it's a steep climb from the footpath to the top as well as down to Cowhorn Creek below. So when trees finally fall, they are generally left there unless they cross the path. The tree on the left broke up above the frame, but nature has reclaimed the stump to the point that we can see straight through it. Skunk cabbages are growing around it, and a tiny sapling has taken root in the middle. It's hard to imagine that all this is quietly happening a few hundred yards from the main city street.
F Number | 5.6 |
Focal Length | 35.0 mm (35 mm equivalent: 70.0 mm) |
Exposure Time | 1/200 |
Exposure Program | Manual |
ISO | 100 |
Exposure Compensation | 0 |
Flash | Off, Did not fire |
Great theme day post.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice when you can find nature so close to the hustle and bustle of an urban area.
ReplyDeleteI love naturally decaying cemeteries. So much nicer than the perfectly aligned and treeless French ones!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to think of it really...love the little scene - a nice reflection on all the natural processes that make decay happen.
ReplyDeleteNature is amazing as you show here. Nice to see the exposures setting you have used. I am struggling at the moment to move away from automatic setting on my camera.
ReplyDeleteYou’ve made a great Theme Day post. I'm glad you picked this to share with us. I agree about the spammers--scum of the Internet--and about word verification.
ReplyDeleteI'd be afraid to stick my hand in there!
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Great find and post.
ReplyDeleteAnd being so close to a main city street people would be too busy to stop and look around to see what beauty is around.
i like your description!
ReplyDeleteyes, cemeteries can be like that, and thats just so pretty...
Hello Buck
ReplyDeleteAt long last, CDP portal is acknowledging the anniversary of its member bloggers. We are starting with those bloggers whose anniversary falls in June 2013. Although I am late, may I congratulate you on the five years so far, and wish you good luck for the coming twelve months.
The list of bloggers whose anniversary falls between 1st June and 16th June can be found here http://dailyphotoportalnews.blogspot.com.au/
warm regards
Julie
Thanks Julie! I'm quite amazed I made it past one year...
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