Around the Forest Jungle in Colour and Black & White
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This Cathedral forest was a gold mine of photo ops! So many humongous Douglas fir trees living, mixed with a few that had fallen. This tour around the forest took place on our second day on Vancouver Island. So far, we were really enjoying our nature walk. As it turned out, there were quite a few others with the same idea that afternoon. It was tough at times to photograph, without people in the way. I did manage to maneuver around the crowds though. Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom
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This place is beautiful. I am seeing such a tree for the first time whose branches have green hair everywhere. It looks very beautiful. I am very happy that you enjoyed the nature walk a lot.
It really was a highlight of our vacation. Thanks for looking.
Wow that definitely was a photo mine, the first one seems a fallen tree but with a part still on terrain, then the green branches, those are strange too, it's all very good and particular shots
Thanks, so many photo ops here, had a blast.
Wow ooo that's an amazing pictures, seeing how big and amazing the trees are even with such branches on it,that one itself looks so wonderful and amazing ♥️👍. Thank God for His amazing creatures.🙏.
An amazing forest, an amazing God.
Yes indeed 👍♥️.
I love all giant fir trees, what a sight! It makes me think I should head up to the giant redwoods again one of these days. Glad you got to enjoy the nature walk before everyone else got the idea! I love the moss all over the trees and fallen trunks, such a cool place!
I wonder how this compares to the redwoods in California? Only have ever been to LAX, someday I need to plan a proper excursion down the west coast!
Just for a frame of reference, they are huge!
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Wow! And wow!