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MY MAUI: CITRUS CAPERS
Lorna Sass at Large | December 27th 2009
Large and small pomelos with bumpy, home-grown orange on top and world's best-tasting tangerine below This is our second visit to Maui and honestly, I don’t remember seeing even one citrus tree the last time I was here. Although we’re read more
domenica al parco
Roma Every Day | December 27th 2009 by Eleonora
Cappuccino timeThe lovely little 1920's chalet across from the Bilotti Museum in Villa Borghese was recently renovated and turned into a café. After a leisurely stroll, ritual duck-feeding or a bicycle ride, a brief stop here for a mid-morning snack read more
The Deep Woods
Shibui Studio Fine Art | December 27th 2009 by Genece
Original digital painting of soft sunlight glowing in the deep woods. glowing soft sunlight paints beauty in the deep woods mystery abounds – genece hamby, emerging artist To purchase The Deep Woods, http://www.shibuistudio.com/thedeepwoods.ht read more
Vermanitis Lights
Riga Photos | December 27th 2009 by Art Kus
Light show in Vērmanītis park looks gorgeous after snow blizzard. read more
Barkless
Resonant Enigma | December 26th 2009 by Albert Decker
These things are lovely to me, but I guess that's obvious, seein's how I've drawn them a time or two before. But I had no luck looking it up to see what kind of tree/shrub it is, in horticultural terminology. They have no bark! They always twist and read more
the year’s first snow
four winds photo journal | December 26th 2009 by Sandy
Tagged: maine woods, photos, weather read more
Christmas 2009 – Snow Storm
Your Captain Speaks | December 26th 2009 by Kyle
Christmas was a complete white-out and today just about every car in the parking lot was blocked or buried by snow. Luckily, I had nothing pressing that needed to be done, but damn! The main highway which runs along-side of base was closed most of th read more
Lone Tree In Winter
Quillcards Blog | December 26th 2009 by David
Lone Tree In Winter - A Quillcards™ Ecard A couple of days ago a few inches of snow finally reached us here in Leeds, east of the Penines in the north of England. It was very misty when I finally went out and I couldn’t help but think of read more
Nothing to show for it
Photography by Wolfman-K | December 26th 2009 by Wolfman-K
An almost lost image from earlier this fall. I didn’t like the original but with some tweaking including some pseudo-hdr I think it turned out better than I thought. read more
Deciduous trees provide…
GardenLeap | December 26th 2009
welcome shade during the hot summer months and allow the sun to shine through in the winter. Related posts:Native Deciduous Trees There are numerous native trees which are both beautiful and...More Native Deciduous Trees There are numerous native t read more
Jogging Photography XII
Pixxil - Melbourne & Geelong Wedding & Portrait Photography | December 26th 2009 by Robb Duncan
Line of trees Image captured by Canon 5D II & 24L II – ISO 100 – 1/60 second @ f/4.0 And yeah, I just love my 24mm lens… So there you have it, feel free to comment. read more
Winter Landscape, Snow and Pines Painting by Poucher
Pastel Painting | December 25th 2009 by Nancy Poucher
"Clearing"Soft Pastel on Wallis 5x7"Thanks to Katie Brady for the beautiful reference photo. This piece is not as pink as it looks on my computer. There is a pink underpainting but it is more subtle. read more
Our Live Christmas Tree
Yips and Howls | December 25th 2009
I used to be the Christmas tree enthusiast in the family. I'd drive around Seattle for hours looking for the perfect tree, set it up, decorate it.... read more
A Winter’s Country Morn
Visual Thoughts | December 25th 2009 by D L Ennis
A day in the country on a December morning. Merry Christmas all! © 2009 D L Ennis, All rights reserved. NOTE: Permission for the use of my images is granted for personal websites and blogs but is to include a link back to this site and proper credi read more
merry christmas...!
that guy over there | December 25th 2009 by that guy over there...
today we memorialize the birth of the lord which is convenient because the pagans didn't realize we simply phased out their celebration of the winter solstice...my gift to you is a hot redhead by a tree. (ok maybe that's one of those gifts that's read more
Andrejs Upits Museum
Riga Photos | December 25th 2009 by Art Kus
Shining Chritmas tree in front of Andrejs Upīts museum and just 30 meters from Protesters camp.Merry Christmas, my Western-world visitors :) read more
Christmas Tree Worms for SCUBA Divers!
Team K2 Scuba Weblog! | December 25th 2009 by Tevis Verrett
In keeping with the season another part of the ecosystem of the Great Barrier Reef and one of my favourites is the Christmas Tree Worm. So name because of the shape of the extruding part of the worm. The trees are the mouths of the worm. C read more
sunset
woolgathering... | December 24th 2009
Listening to Christmas carols after everyone else has gone to bed. Rain on foliage outside. Murmur of children not yet asleep. A burst of laughter, then quiet again. read more
Artificial Plants And Trees To Design Your Office Or Home
Flower Arrangement Ideas | December 24th 2009 by Joanne O'Brien
People often think about different designs to decorate their homes and offices. Designing your home or office requires your creativity and expertise so that it creates a lasting impression on whoever sees it. Apart from decorative and stylish furnitu read more
Green your wood burning fireplace
Zamp BioTopics | December 24th 2009 by Zamp
With winter here it seems appropriate to discuss wood fireplace issues. Now, first of all wood burning fireplaces or wood stoves are not so green. They smell nice, look cozy, and keep your home sort of warm, but there are better green options if you read more
Meadow in the Sky
Visual Thoughts | December 24th 2009 by D L Ennis
A large meadow on the crest of a mountain in Shenandoah National Park. © 2009 D L Ennis, All rights reserved. NOTE: Permission for the use of my images is granted for personal websites and blogs but is to include a link back to this site and proper read more
Leave Me Your Stardust to Remember You By
Photografr.com | December 24th 2009 by Chris Nixon
leave me your stardust to remember you by by play rachel play! Tagged: Nature, trees, winter read more
Diploma success for Lichfield tree expert
The Lichfield Blog | December 24th 2009
Portia Howe on the tree which is thought to be oldest in Lichfield district – an Oak in Colton that started growing around 1480 A Lichfield tree expert has earned the highest vocational award in her field. Portia Howe, Aboricultural Officer at Lich read more
Dome Christmas Market
Riga Photos | December 24th 2009 by Art Kus
Christmas Market next to Dome Cathedral.Every year hand-knitted socks, lather wallets, soap, cookies and other stuff is being sold here as Christmas gifts. read more
Safari Day 6: Chimps and time to go home
3limes | December 23rd 2009 by samantha chesler-leiman
We woke up before sunrise in anticipation of our chimpanzee tracking expedition in Kibale Forest. A candle lit breakfast awaited us in the dining room of the lodge and we ate facing the crater lake, watching the sun rise as we sipped our coffe read more
A Basswood Mystery
My Quality Day | December 23rd 2009 by Joan Young
See this little guy? Do you know what it is? Of course, the title of the post might help you a bit. This is a very distinctive seed pod, of trees in the genus Tilia, which are basswood to Americans, but lime tree, or linden to British or European f read more
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