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Competitive-Pie-5892 t1_j8mxmaj wrote

It is so hard to find a tree as majestic as that.

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savage-dragon t1_j8ra9tv wrote

That's the thing about trees... many of them will get as majestic as that provided they get enough space and time.

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SoloExperiencer t1_j8okcm2 wrote

Works surprisingly well in dappled light. Great composition, too!

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scampia OP t1_j8ouvzc wrote

Thanks! I had spent the morning shooting the beach nearby that is one of few beaches in Florida that has rocks along the coastline that make for nice foreground subjects. By the time I got to this tree it was mid morning and there’s not much else to shoot in this kind of light but I agree the end result is not too bad.

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Copper27 t1_j8ozb2w wrote

At first I thought this was one of those “what taking mushrooms feels like” posts, seriously cool tree!

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jackbr1989 t1_j8ntaj2 wrote

At first glance it looked like a painting, I need more coffee!

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Timely-Vehicle t1_j8naoan wrote

I’m less than 5 miles from there but have never been. It looks pretty. Is there a lot to see there?

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scampia OP t1_j8ny2kr wrote

I’d say if you’re that close it’s 100% worth a visit. There are some of trails to explore and it borders the inlet where you can spot dolphins occasionally.

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UMagnet t1_j8ocge6 wrote

Wow, that's super awesome!

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welsh333 t1_j8p45tr wrote

Visited this park last March. It was gorgeous! I am from North Idaho so it was fascinating seeing the different landscape.

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scampia OP t1_j8p76dk wrote

I bet! I imagine there are some nice scenes in north Idaho that would be fascinating to someone like me.

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Illustrious_Paint641 t1_j8nj6z3 wrote

What kind of tree is that 🌳?

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BaconReceptacle t1_j8puso1 wrote

Live oaks grow very slowly. I recall the beautiful live oaks at my grandmother's property in the 1970's. They survived several hurricanes and tropical storms since then. I recently saw them at the now empty property. They dont look like they have grown an inch.

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BigE6300 t1_j8r6cby wrote

Gorgeous state park! One of the paths there passes through the woods to a view of the Matanzas River where if you’re lucky, you can spot a manatee, dolphin or whale swim by. There’s beach access just across the street as well! Make a day trip of it and visit Ponce de Leon lighthouse about an hour south as well!

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Ellielynneb t1_j8oudy5 wrote

Imagine going here on mushrooms

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