Gillian Everett's photos with the keyword: tree

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very large gum tree, NSW Australia 18 IMG_4997 230/365

Saturday challenge 408 - Highlight subject with light 6 IMG 4978

I thought this was a lemon tree, but some fruit has fallen, and it is orange... In our garden, NSW Australia

Completing February's daily photos. This stately eucalyptus is next to the library in Laurieton, NSW, Australia.

Australian Native rainforest tree. NSW Australia

Our lemon tree is producing fruit for the first time, only a few lemons, but good to see. NSW, Australia

Sunday challenge Noosa, Queensland, Australia.

Camden Haven river, New Soutth Wales, Australia

There are many Jacarandas flowering In our neighbourhood now, New South Wales, Australia. Jacaranda mimosifolia is a sub-tropical tree native to south-central South America that has been widely planted elsewhere because of its attractive and long-lasting violet-colored flowers.

321 - 02.09.2023 - View through a window, from inside. The left window has an exterior flyscreen, and a winding handle to open it.

Saturday challenge 320 - Texture or structure

Our flowering red gum has many flowers now, attracting bees and native birds. New South Wales, Australia. It is Eucalyptus Summer Red, a (grafted) hybrid between Eucalyptus ficifolia and ptychocarpa, about 2.5 metres high, at the moment. Can grow to a height of 5m and a crown width of 3m.

Sunday Challenge - Square Format Our flowering red gum has many flowers now, attracting bees and native birds. New South Wales, Australia. It is Eucalyptus Summer Red, a (grafted) hybrid between Eucalyptus ficifolia and ptychocarpa, about 2.5 metres high, at the moment. Can grow to a height of 5m and a crown width of 3m. Larger view here www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/51754398

Theme - symbol for 2022 New South Wales, Australia

Trees flowering in the neighbourhood now, always good to see them. New South Wales, Australia

CMT Sunday challenge - texture A type of Eucalypt, I think, near our house, a bit too close for comfort. Early morning, New South Wales, Australia.

Sunday challenge - Chinese elements. Five Elements Theory is a Chinese philosophy used to describe interactions and relationships between things. The five elements — wood, fire, earth, metal, and water — are believed to be the fundamental elements of everything in the universe between which interactions occur... Five Elements Theory first appeared during the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). It became widespread: mostly used in Chinese medicine, philosophy, fengshui, fortune-telling, and martial arts. chinahighlights.com