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The Cedars are Dying Off like lots of things on this God forsaken planet, I hope people will see these images, like this and wake up before it’s too late. I can only hope and pray. I dug this one out of the archives and ran through Nik Silver Efex Pro and did a In-fared Red filter on the image which makes it more like what I felt while shooting this image.

I'm working on my cloud spaces and I got distracted, I guess my heads up in the clouds again.
Clouds are a good form to mediate on in my humble opinion.
Thanks for the visit, be well and don't forget to look up.
Be a good Lobster.

I have decided to re-visit old blog posts and add back stories and update images. I have 25 years of work and not yet motivated to hit the street. I hope to start on my street photography coffee table book soon. I hope you will stop by my blog and please leave some comments. i accept the good the bad and the ugly, only you can decide.

Back when shooting with Nikon D200 low light was an issue. So when buying equipment for the trip at Allen camera I received a great tip from one of the salesmen, I can’t remember his name said that remember to shoot in manual mode. This made all the difference in the world. I opted not to shoot a color card, I’m not sure why.

https://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/2007/12/18/16-digital-photography-tips-for-christmas/
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Please visit my Pinelands photography site.
The New Jersey Pinelands is home to plant communities found nowhere else on earth, and a growing number of individual species can be found only in our Pinelands, because they have been or are being wiped out in the rest of their natural range. The community of plants found here also does not exist anywhere else, as the New Jersey Pinelands is a unique mixture of southern and northern species which found a haven here after the last ice age and the warming cycles of the past 10,000 years. All this means that we have something very special to protect – and even cultivate. The New Jersey Pine Barrens isn’t barren at all. It’s just different from most other regions of North America. It was called “barren” by early European settlers who found they could not grow their row crops in the sandy, droughty, low-nutrient upland soils. The negative epithet stuck, creating the false impression that things don’t grow in the Pine Barrens.

I on my forest bathing wall at Whitesbog NJ home of the blueberry and I found some friends who help me connect to the natural world, enjoy and please leave comments.. Happy Day Piney Lou

My Photos of Batsto Village is a historic unincorporated community located on CR 542 within Washington Township in Burlington County, New Jersey, United States. It is located in Wharton State Forest in the south central Pine Barrens, and a part of the Pinelands National Reserve. It is listed on the New Jersey and National Registry

Check out my new collection of sunsets, when have you ever witnessed a lousy sunset?
I hope you have a wonderful day.

I had a spare moment before mediation yesterday and decided to spend it walking in the woods at some unknown location and take some photographs. It was a please experience to observe all the flooded woodlands. Mother nature can sure be messy. Enjoy and please leave comments. Thanks