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Between Autumn and Winter: Two Views of a Familiar Tree

A quiet moment of late autumn — a tree mirrored in still water as the last light of the day fades

Late autumn photography has its own quiet charm — calm, muted, and fleeting. Many November days are wrapped in fog, the fields soaked by rain, and sunlight is rare. But every now and then, the clouds part for a few hours. That’s when I take my camera, get on the bike, and wander through the nearby fields, hoping to catch a glimpse of light before it disappears again.

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Holding On: A Lone Tree on the Edge of Stone

Some images stay with you not because they’re beautiful, but because they feel symbolic. This one — a solitary tree clinging to a vertical rock face under a stormy sky — caught my eye not just for the view, but for what it suggested: resilience, solitude, and nature’s quiet defiance.

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