picstory # 85 – M
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WONDERS gave me a Kaunis Blog tag (Beautiful Blog)
Thank you, it so nice to be liked… now I am to reveal 8 things about me
1. I am bit of a slob
2.house work is not one of my favorite things
3. I like eating in restaurants – conclusion I do not like to cook.
4.I love beautiful things
5. I love SUNSHINE and WARM weather
6. I am not a winter person
7.I love to travel
8. I spend way too much time at the computer
I appreciate so many of my follow bloggers, their talent and skill.
Many are an inspiration to me – I’ve learned so much visiting these pages. If you see this please pick it up.
I salute your talent. HANS beautiful photography, DEBORAH, lovely digital art, GUNILLA for her Macro posts, UUNA for her beautiful art and challenges.
SIM – absolutely amazing digital work. And also to the very active challenge keeper Tee Tee at VÄRIKOLLAASIT ect how you help me see colors.
WONDERS of course as she pulled me into this blog world – her link is at the top. TinasPisStory for all her challenges and beautiful photos.
I could go on , Loris’ Art, FFF challenge keepers …thank you all.
we are going towards spring in a fast pace…light is with us until 6pm. Loving it…even if we still have tons of snow
I’m participating in the onlineadventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers
This week’s Challenge is: Sunrise, so get up early this week and take some shots of the sky!
Pictures were taken in Koh Yai Noi in Thailand
The basic idea is to share one photo where you have altered the tones. Such as a black and white, sepia toned, selective coloring or colored photo. Feel free to share the original and edit, or just the edit.
Continue reading “Tones on Tuesday #65 2.12.13”
This is the old church in Kirkkonummi in Finland, the photo was taken when it was snowing in the evening
Continue reading “Skywatch Friday: Season 6, Episode 31” I’m participating in the online adventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggersThis week’s Challenge is: Green!
Finland is Europe’s most heavily-forested country. Forests take over 74.2% of the land area.
There are about twenty indigenous tree species growing in Finland, the most common ones being pine, spruce and birch ). Usually two or three tree species dominate a forest.
Naturally pure pine stands are found in rocky terrain, on top of arid eskers and on pine swamps. Natural spruce stands are found on richer soil. Birch is commonly found as an admixture, but it can occasionally form pure birch stands.
About half of the forest land area consists of mixed stands. Rarer species are found mostly as solitary trees. The south-western corner and the south coast of Finland are touched by a narrow zone growing oak, maple, ash and elm.