wow!!!really good photographs.I like to see all the picture of this wonderful nature created by god.Specially the first pic is awesome.
Thanks for sharing.
Hey Tarotworldtour. These photographs are taken from a few different places. The first one, the pine cones, the leaves from underneath, and the two little leaves, were all taken from various places in North Carolina within Pisgah National Forest. The mother and baby Gull and Gull island were taken on an island off the coast of Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska.
Thanks for visiting!
– Nate
Ok Nate, I just checked out your new site via your email from your other blog and wow…..you are already Freshly Pressed!!!! Congrats! This is probably your first post on this blog too!!!!
Hey there Nicole! You have no idea how surprised I was when I woke up to all the emails! I think it was number two or three 😛
Thanks for keeping up with me and following me to here!
– Nate
Hey Alli. That photograph was taken on an island off the coast of Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska. It’s a beautiful place!
Thanks for visiting,
– Nate
I love the photo of the tree leaves viewing from below. That is one of my favorite things to do… it makes me feel my problems are so small and insignificant.
I got really lucky with that one. I had a tarp shelter built virtually underneath them, and when I poked my head out from under the tarp and looked up, that’s basically what I saw 😛
Thanks for visiting!
– Nate
Thanks for your kind words Cairo. If there was one thing I hoped to accomplish with this gallery it was to help someone appreciate nature more! 😀 Thanks for visiting and leaving your thoughts,
– Nate
I agree rsmnik– very relaxing indeed. That photograph you like is an offshore island at Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts,
– nate
Clean lines and form. Your photographs remind me of the Swedish movie (cinematography) “Elvira Madigan” of the 1960s. Your photographs remind me of the 1960s.
Thank you very much pnwauthor! I hope that the fact that my photographs remind you of the 1960s is a compliment? haha.
Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment.
– Nate
Thanks, Angelene. I got luck on that one. I had a tarp shelter set up virtually right next to those leaves so when I rolled out of bed I looked up and that photograph was right there. I couldn’t resist 😛
Thanks for stopping by!
– nate
Great pictures! I didn’t notice the baby seagull at first and had never thought about the type of nesting grounds gulls would choose, gull island is quite interesting in that regards. Alaska would make sense for location of that. I don’t know what kind of weed those little daisies are but they sure are cute. Like you I also feel that they are more than a weed. 🙂 The various shots of the trees are wonderful as well. I could go on but I figure you get the fact that I love your pics and will be back. Thanks for sharing and congrats on being pressed.
Hi Being Julz,
Wow, thank you so much for your well-thought out and very kind response. You bring up a good point about the gull nesting grounds. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that anywhere but Alaska, although I’m sure not all seagulls come from Alaska haha. Thanks for your compliments on my photography. I look forward to checking out your blog and having you return back here again soon,
– Nate
This post has 180 likes so far 🙂 and rightfully so. All photos here are special: the birds behaving themselves, all clean and nice 😉 and nature at its best as in below the leaves shot that is my favourite here 🙂
Thank you very much! That photograph was, to my surprise, many people’s favorite. When I originally took it I thought it was just OK. Funny how that happens sometimes isn’t it?
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I love all these photos 🙂
Photos are amazing
Lovely pictures. Great colours and Dop
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We love forests over at TheBigForest (of course!) and your first photograph really captures the sense of being under a canopy of trees. Beautiful.
Beautiful!
so much better in the world
Breath taking photos!!!
Fantastic pictures!! I especially love the one that is looking up to the tree tops 🙂
i like the natural places and natural sceneries so much.
A very nice day to start my day, thank you!
The mini leaves is my favourite, so lovely!
Good job on the photos. Very impressive
wow
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wow!!!really good photographs.I like to see all the picture of this wonderful nature created by god.Specially the first pic is awesome.
Thanks for sharing.
Where is this? Somewhere in the Northeast? Thank you for sharing and calming. -‘tarotworldtour’
Hey Tarotworldtour. These photographs are taken from a few different places. The first one, the pine cones, the leaves from underneath, and the two little leaves, were all taken from various places in North Carolina within Pisgah National Forest. The mother and baby Gull and Gull island were taken on an island off the coast of Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska.
Thanks for visiting!
– Nate
Wow! Great pictures!
nature gives always amazing and beautiful things…
Glorious nature photos! . . . Congratulations on being “Freshly Pressed”!
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Thank you very much, Michele
Nice shots!
Thanks Anne.
– Nate
that’s beautiful
Wow…..amazing photos….wonderful God made them beautiful for us to enjoy and appreciate it…thanks for sharing…!
Nice layout of your page! Beautiful pictures and hope you have a great weekend! 🙂
Thanks Java Girl, same to you 😀
– Nate
Ok Nate, I just checked out your new site via your email from your other blog and wow…..you are already Freshly Pressed!!!! Congrats! This is probably your first post on this blog too!!!!
Hey there Nicole! You have no idea how surprised I was when I woke up to all the emails! I think it was number two or three 😛
Thanks for keeping up with me and following me to here!
– Nate
Very neat. Especially the one with all of the birds gathered in one place.
Hey Alli. That photograph was taken on an island off the coast of Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska. It’s a beautiful place!
Thanks for visiting,
– Nate
very beautiful
I like the second photo.
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Beatufiul things are meant to be shared and appreciated. Thank you.
awesome pictures.. 😀
Very pretty! Love the leaves especially. 🙂
those white/silver birds on the hills look like silver nuggets from far lol.. I love the first photo most – the focus.
I just love to look at nature photos. What a way to escape city living!
Hi Jorie! I can only imagine. I try to stear clear of cities whenever I can. Thanks for stopping by!
– Nate
I love the photo of the tree leaves viewing from below. That is one of my favorite things to do… it makes me feel my problems are so small and insignificant.
I got really lucky with that one. I had a tarp shelter built virtually underneath them, and when I poked my head out from under the tarp and looked up, that’s basically what I saw 😛
Thanks for visiting!
– Nate
Very nice. Love the DOF.
Lovely composition and clear crisp images. It shows nature in a whole new light and makes me appreciate it more. well done 🙂
Thanks for your kind words Cairo. If there was one thing I hoped to accomplish with this gallery it was to help someone appreciate nature more! 😀 Thanks for visiting and leaving your thoughts,
– Nate
these photos can give life to a dying man!
lovely photos, i love the one with the filao seed.
Really beautiful and creative shots; I loved every one! Thanks for sharing and congrats on being freshly pressed!
Thank you very much, Dounia!
Gorgeous!
I really like the details of your photography. Great colors. Thanks for sharing. Connie
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Hi Connie. Thanks for your very kind words about my photography. Hope you stop by again very soon.
– Nate
wonderfull pictures!!
regards
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Thanks for the compliment!
Absolutely beautiful shots! I look forward to seeing more from you!
Thanks, The Wandering Photographer. With a name like that, I can’t wait to check out your blog!
Feel free to stop by again anytime 😀
– Nate
Love the pine cones in the sun, so crisp and frarant…
Thank you very much!
beautiful
Nature has always been captivating yet relaxing! Great photographs, I loved the one with all the birds sitting on the rocks!
I agree rsmnik– very relaxing indeed. That photograph you like is an offshore island at Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts,
– nate
Wonderful pics. 🙂 Thanks for posting.
Thanks, Jason.
Great post,
Thank you for sharing ,
Azad
Thanks for viewing and commenting, Azad.
Hope to see you on here again,
Nate
Beautiful look at nature through your lens. Great post. Thanks for sharing
No problem triptracker, glad you enjoyed them.
Cheers,
Nate
Clean lines and form. Your photographs remind me of the Swedish movie (cinematography) “Elvira Madigan” of the 1960s. Your photographs remind me of the 1960s.
Thank you very much pnwauthor! I hope that the fact that my photographs remind you of the 1960s is a compliment? haha.
Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment.
– Nate
Your photographs are truly wonderful. What is the name of the beautiful white bird?
WOw. My top favourite definitely is the tree. Very original!
Thanks, Angelene. I got luck on that one. I had a tarp shelter set up virtually right next to those leaves so when I rolled out of bed I looked up and that photograph was right there. I couldn’t resist 😛
Thanks for stopping by!
– nate
Fantastic!
great photos
Thanks 🙂
Stunning Photos!!!
Thank you!
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Simply beautiful………creation declares His glory.
Thanks for the compliment and for visiting my site, Kim!
– Nate
wonderful pictures
Birds Flowers Trees.. Best models for a photographer.. Nice fotos by the way..
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love the leaves from below shot! so fresh
Thanks Magren!
Sweet shots. Reminds me of Colorado!
Great pictures! I didn’t notice the baby seagull at first and had never thought about the type of nesting grounds gulls would choose, gull island is quite interesting in that regards. Alaska would make sense for location of that. I don’t know what kind of weed those little daisies are but they sure are cute. Like you I also feel that they are more than a weed. 🙂 The various shots of the trees are wonderful as well. I could go on but I figure you get the fact that I love your pics and will be back. Thanks for sharing and congrats on being pressed.
Hi Being Julz,
Wow, thank you so much for your well-thought out and very kind response. You bring up a good point about the gull nesting grounds. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that anywhere but Alaska, although I’m sure not all seagulls come from Alaska haha. Thanks for your compliments on my photography. I look forward to checking out your blog and having you return back here again soon,
– Nate
Wow! Beautiful pictures! So relaxing and captivating to the eyes! Nice shots 🙂
Thanks for your compliments, AJ!
– Nate
Very beautiful photos and very refreshing to the eyes! Thanks for sharing!
I love you work, such great photo’s 🙂
Thank you! Thanks for stopping by to view them.
– Nate
hey nate, any interest in guest blogging for us? if so, please get in touch!
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nature!
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I love your pictures.
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Whatever is lovely…meditate on those things…
Love the pictures great work.
amazing pictures.what camera model you are having?
Hi Margswarnabhoomi,
Thanks for the compliment. I’m currently using a Canon EOS Rebel T2i.
Thanks for stopping by,
– Nate
Great I like ^^
These are all wonderful shots!
Hey Cindy,
Thanks so much for your compliment. And thanks for taking the time to view my photographs!
– Nate
This post has 180 likes so far 🙂 and rightfully so. All photos here are special: the birds behaving themselves, all clean and nice 😉 and nature at its best as in below the leaves shot that is my favourite here 🙂
Thank you very much! That photograph was, to my surprise, many people’s favorite. When I originally took it I thought it was just OK. Funny how that happens sometimes isn’t it?
Yes, and I hope you have learned to appreciate its value 🙂