This path under the trees can be found in Riga, Latvia. Click the photos to enlarge them.
More roads and paths at Cee’s Photography
This path under the trees can be found in Riga, Latvia. Click the photos to enlarge them.
More roads and paths at Cee’s Photography
This is the season color, as after winter everything is brown, the grass, the trees, even these leaf buds are brown. Logs on the ground – brown is the color – but the shades are so lovely.
These photos I took today at 10:30 am , and the shadows are already so long. But the light is golden.
Linked to: Skywatch Friday – USA Thanksgiving and Hanukkah Edition
Black and White Landscapes: Weekly Photography Challenge –
See more at: http://digital-photography-school.com/black-and-white-landscapes-weekly-photography-challenge#sthash.0QUcqy51.dpuf



I have thousands of pictures like most of us, but it was kind of hard to find silhouettes from them. And if I was smart I would only post one, but as I did find few – I am going to share more that a few ( I know its three) So I’ll have few titles – people, boats, trees
Trees at the top, Ships and boats below
Silhouettes with people in them
MORE silhouettes at: A WORD A WEEK CHALLENGE – Silhouette

Finland is Europe’s most heavily-forested country. Forests cover 23 million hectares or 74.2% of the land area.
There are about twenty indigenous tree species growing in Finland, the most common ones being pine (Pinus silvestris), spruce (Picea abies) and birch (Betula pendula and B. pubescens). 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.
I’m participating in LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge. This week’s Challenge is: The Forest!
The sun was already going down and it was around 2 pm, in the first photos, and 4 pm in the last 4 photos.