I live in an area of New Jersey that is called the Pinelands, actually I am within the borders of our country's first National Reserve http://www.state.nj.us/pinelands/reserve/ and in 1988 it was recognized by the United Nations as an International Biosphere Reserve. Best Viewed Large
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@kerristephens Thank you Kerri, I feel it gives the idea of our pinebarrens @kimmistephens Thank you Kimmi, I walked a little bit until I found the tree I wanted to use as a border @jeancarl Thank you Jean, the lack of rain has caused that @mstipe Thank you Michelle, the skies have been beautiful the past 10 days, if only it would rain at night :)
@mummymorris Thank you Janet, the pine barrens are great for walking and see different colours @peterdegraaff Thank you Peter, the railroads came in late 19th century bring murl to help the farmers produce crops @bruni Thank you Bruni, a traditional hdr -1, +0, +1 layered, no other adjustments @vernabeth Thank you Beth, our pines tend to be smaller very rarely going over 15 ft.
I agree, it looks best large. Almost looks like it could have been lifted from a shot taken on the train ride to the Grand Canyon. It has an almost western forest type of look to it.
@webfoot Thank you Paul, it feels western to me also, not like New Jersey @marilyn Thank you Marilyn, I appreciate the fav; I am trying to promote the diversity of my state :) @naomi Thank you Naomi, the dry weather has given us some good colour
@kimmistephens Thank you Kimmi, I walked a little bit until I found the tree I wanted to use as a border
@jeancarl Thank you Jean, the lack of rain has caused that
@mstipe Thank you Michelle, the skies have been beautiful the past 10 days, if only it would rain at night :)
@peterdegraaff Thank you Peter, the railroads came in late 19th century bring murl to help the farmers produce crops
@bruni Thank you Bruni, a traditional hdr -1, +0, +1 layered, no other adjustments
@vernabeth Thank you Beth, our pines tend to be smaller very rarely going over 15 ft.
@marilyn Thank you Marilyn, I appreciate the fav; I am trying to promote the diversity of my state :)
@naomi Thank you Naomi, the dry weather has given us some good colour