This is final post of the Foliage series. Because of my inclination to wander inside forests, this has been one of my most cherished posts since I started blogging. I frequently go back and review the photographs over and over again.
I can’t emphasize enough the need that humans have of designing large parks within their cities. They are like huge green lungs that purify polluted air. Parks are literally a breath of fresh air.
You will notice that the following photographs contain a balanced blend of shapes, colors, and textures which make them pleasing to the eye. If you skip this post, you might as well throw away your computer. (Smile)
Here we go.
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
(Credit: Omar Upegui R.)
With this last picture, the Foliage series sadly ends. It’s time to move on to another subject. Tomorrow our topic will be a Mexican circus visiting Panama City. We will display several photographs of the circus as well as some animals like elephants, zebras, and camels. Good Day.
My deep appreciation for these fabulous pictures. Forests, trees, mountains, gardens, domestic and even wild animals surrounded what I call my unique eco-childhood, the best one in the world! Thanks a million.
Hi AS:
The green movement is picking up steam as global warming is destroying our planet.
I wish more countries would join the bandwagon. In Panama we are losing valuable rainfall forests in Bocas del Toro and Darien due to ruthless greed. That must be stopped.
I appreciate your encouraging comments.
Omar.-