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  • My Canon Weekly 2026: Week 2

    My Canon Weekly 2026: Week 2

    Pine

    Lately I have had my trusty iPhone Pro Max in my hand everywhere I go. I recently remembered why I loved the feel of an actual “camera”, my Canon. The experience is night and day. The approach, totally different and satisfying too. So I decided that I will no longer deny myself and with camera in hand, get back out there and start “Snapping” 📸

    Aerial view of a park showcasing a statue surrounded by trees.
    Black and white camera icon with a circular design and shutter aperture blades.

    Past and Present

    Explore the world through my lens!

    From my Canon EOS Rebel Sl1.

    An individual capturing a photo with a Canon camera, wearing a gray hat and scarf, surrounded by bare trees.

    Week 2

    Nov 23, 2016

    Close-up of a pinecone resting on grass, with a blurred background of the ground.
    Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

    Mar 2, 2023

    A close-up view of a pine cone resting among dried leaves and pine needles on the forest floor.
    Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

    “Little treasures” and reminders of the forest’s quiet strength. 

    Jan 28, 2026

    Close-up view of a pine cone on the forest floor, showcasing its textured scales and natural colors.
    Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
    Close-up view of pine cones and fallen leaves on the forest floor, with sunlight filtering through trees in the background.
    Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
    Close-up of a pine cone on a bed of pine needles and twigs.
    Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
    Close-up view of the bottom of a pine cone resting on the ground, showcasing its textured scales against a blurred natural background.

    “Pine cones… are little treasures that drop from the trees and wait like new friends to be found.

    Graphic illustration of several vintage cameras, some with light effects, arranged in a row.

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  • Lavender and Pine in the Bathroom

    Lavender and Pine in the Bathroom

    Wordless Wednesday – Changing Seasons

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  • When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

    When Long Leaf Pine Ruled the Land

    Have you seen one? Head to the woods!

    “Longleaf pine, is found in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains from southeastern Virginia to central Florida and west to eastern Texas, and in the Piedmont region and Valley and Ridge province of Georgia and Alabama.” [https://plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pdf/fs_pipa2.pdf]

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    Congaree National Park, Hopkins, South Carolina

    Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks.

    “Longleaf Pine, reaches a height of 98–115 ft and a diameter of 28 in. Longleaf Pine takes 100 to 150 years to become full size and may live to 500 years old.” [https://www.augustaga.gov/1645/Longleaf-Pine]

    Its leaves or needles grow 10 to 18 inches long, in crowded clusters of 3 to a sheath; cones are 6 to 10 inches long and dull brown.

    The Southern Documentary Project: Longleaf, The Heart Of Pine View the video below.

    Have you seen a long leaf pine around?

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    Young Long Leaf Pine, Hitchcock Woods, Aiken, South Carolina

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  • Pine near Coheelee Creek

    Pine near Coheelee Creek

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  • Thursday Trees: Land of the Long Leaf Pine

    Thursday Trees: Land of the Long Leaf Pine

    https://www.happinessandfood.com/thursdaytreelove-85

    “Longleaf pine, is found in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains from southeastern Virginia to central Florida and west to eastern Texas, and in the Piedmont region and Valley and Ridge province of Georgia and Alabama.” Facts about Long Leaf.

    Magnolia Springs State Park, Millen, Georgia

    After reading “The Ecology of A Cracker Childhood” by Janisse Ray, (Great book! I recommend it!), I began to notice these magnificent trees were all around Georgia, not just in the state parks.

    “Longleaf Pine, reaches a height of 98–115 ft and a diameter of 28 in. Longleaf Pine takes 100 to 150 years to become full size and may live to 500 years old.” [https://www.augustaga.gov/1645/Longleaf-Pine]

    Its leaves or needles grow 10 to 18 inches long, in crowded clusters of 3 to a sheath; cones are 6 to 10 inches long and dull brown.

    The Southern Documentary Project: Longleaf, The Heart Of Pine View the video below.

    Have you seen a long leaf pine around?

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