New Zealand Tree FernsTree ferns growing on the North Island in New Zealand. As fronds uncoil and reach out to provide delicate shade they also provide a pleasing visual experience. Ferns are an iconic and historic New Zealand element and native Maori peoples found numerous uses for them in daily life, not the least of which was their use as a food staple and attractive decor elements.

Winter flow is more likely  blue and summer is often brown

Beneath the surface

Much like the clouds do

Clouds have discharged their frosty elements over Cathedral Rock and the land becomes blanketed in a stark beauty which only winter can imagine

The flared granitic slope of Western Australia's Wave Rock reaches upward some fifteen meters (46 feet) but holds an eternal crest as it refuses to yield to gravity

Arizona is settled in between mesmerizing red rock monuments of every size and proportion

features open-flat binding and cloth-cover over hardback design

This ancient specimen

The small ribbon of blue in the upper right quadrant of the image is the Colorado River in its winter tone

Aspen color blends with evergreens and frothy whites of leaping water as Bear Creek cascades downslope neighboring Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway

America's Memphis with it's modern pyramid

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