During my last visit to Jordan’s Beech Wood (Fajeda d’en Jorda), I decided to avoid the main routes and started walking on the smallest paths I could find. The forest didn’t change much, but it gave me the opportunity to find new and interesting spots, like the one in this photograph. I don’t know if it’s a treasure under the trees, but having the opportunity to walk around this forest is a reward by of its own. Do you like this photo? Get Your Print or Download it as a wallpaper.
I came across this tree in Spa, a Belgium city famous for its healing hot springs. At first, I was captivated by the colorful leaves, green in the center, yellow in the middle, and red branching out. Then, as I got closer, I was truly able to appreciate the stately majesty of this old tree.Do you like this photo? Get Your Print
The night before I took this photograph, it was snowing; not a big snowfall but by morning, the entire ground was coated white. In midmorning, the sun broke through the clouds and the snow began to quickly melt. It was nice to see the hard shadows in contrast with the lightened areas between the trees. This shot was taken between Moia and Castellterçol, two nice towns from the center of Catalonia. Do you like this photo? Get Your Print or Download it as a wallpaper.
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