Landscape Photography

Good day dear Hiveans, as always I would like to welcome you with kind words to my new post and hope you had a great day and you are doing well! Today I would like to present you some landscape shots and hope you like my post!

Today I was out in nature and took the opportunity to take a few photos and landscapes like these are very suitable for taking pictures and are also a perfect place to enjoy nature, alone or together! All of the trees look very strong in color and grow powerful and bushy according to the current weather and create a summery flair. The trees that can be seen here are various types of oaks and field maple.

Oaks are symbolically and mythologically very anchored and are a sign of strength, courage and wisdom and can also often be found in heraldry and in various coats of arms. In Norse mythology, the Oak is dedicated to the thunderstorm gods Donar and Thor and with the ancient Celts it was associated with fertility gods. In Judaism, oaks are associated with the divine and this tree is also known in Greek mythology and associated with Zeus.

The forest nymphs from Greek mythology, which are also called dryads, are also associated with oaks and derived from the Greek word for oak dryad. In the ancient greek city of Dodona there was also a famous oracle which is symbolized with oaks and is described as a magical place where it is possible to hear the voice of the father of the gods. Oaks are also often associated with immortality, eternal life and stability.

Maple is often symbolically associated with harmony and tranquility and is also mythologically anchored like the oak and it is also a symbol of opposites and flowing transitions. In Greek mythology the tree is dedicated to the god of war Ares and the wooden horse with which the city of Troy was conquered was made of maple wood. Maple was also known among the old ancient Germanics and a symbol of peace and also in Canada the tree plays a very important role.

Thank you very much for watching and hopefully you like my post! I used my camera Sony Alpha 6000 and Sony SEL-55210 Telephoto Zoom Lens (55-210mm) to take these pictures.