Giant Coast Redwoods ~ a Must-See ~ 2015

[Gray git]

Don't recall sharing this tree related portrait from the redwoods before. Sequoia sempervirens is an excellent portrait background for anything from portraits to weddings.

Don't have the reverse shot by any chance [emoji56]

[skc101fc]

On my bucket list to get to see fantastic trees like these gorgeous pictures show.
Thank you

[skc101fc]

Don't have the reverse shot by any chance [emoji56]

Doesn't she just look to the left, then?

[Gray git]

Doesn't she just look to the left, then?

Hopefully, I like it better when they look left [emoji848]

[mdvaden]

5 hours ago, Gray git said:

Don't have the reverse shot by any chance

I've got several more photos half-way "reverse shot, photographed from the side. I've got one from that session, a few degrees different angle of view that should conform to what's acceptable in the forum. Her younger sister is also photogenic. I photographed both of them similar to the photo you replied about.

 

 

Edited April 7, 2018 by mdvaden

[wicklamulla]

31 minutes ago, mdvaden said:

I've got several more photos half-way "reverse shot, photographed from the side. I've got one from that session, a few degrees different angle of view that should conform to what's acceptable in the forum. Her younger sister is also photogenic. I photographed both of them similar to the photo you replied about.

 

 

jeez louise!

[mdvaden]

Dappled light in Redwood National Park.  Same tree posted a few weeks ago, that was photographed a hour after this photo when the full side became entirely shaded. 

 

Edited April 9, 2018 by mdvaden

[mdvaden]

Smaller denizens of the redwood forest. Maidenhair ferns. I imagine that UK or part of Europe would have some of these too. There are quite a few species in the genus.

 

 

[mdvaden]

"They Live !!" ...  in the coast redwood forest ...

 

 

Edited April 20, 2018 by mdvaden

[mdvaden]

It was raining on and off the other day in the redwoods. Did some walking on the old road in Jedediah Smith park.