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On The Cusp of Winter, Kaltenberg, Bavaria, Germany

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By Mike Flood Page
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I am always on the lookout for lone trees and was blown away to find this beautiful oak literally 500 metres from my front door last year. You have to get low to minimise interference on the horizon, but I was delighted to catch the first snow at the end of autumn, meaning the leaves were still on the tree (and coating the ground after the snow). Sometimes it all comes together.
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Lone Tree in Winter, Kaltenberg, Bavaria, Germany

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By Mike Flood Page
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Good photographers aren't 'lucky'. Good photographers make their own luck by being in the right place at the right time with the right gear, having put the leg work in to know how to use the gear to get the best results.
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Swallow Falls Waterfall, Betws-Y-Coed, Wales

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By Mike Flood Page
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After a short week in Eryri (Snowdonia) getting re-acquainted with some old haunts, we decided to drop in on Betwys-y-Coed. Although we've lived in southern Germany for 30+ years, my wife and I studied in mid-Wales, and a visit was long overdue. We were in the middle of an unusual dry spell, and so the water levels in the River Llugwy were relatively low.
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