Best Photos Sent To Us This Week (24 November 2024)

We want to show our appreciation for our members by featuring some of the best photos that we receive in our group (We Are Nature Group) each week. It is so nice to see people are actually interested and love nature and want to share that with others.

If you want to see last week’s post, CLICK HERE.

# A baby cardinal first born on our property, a year later, and still here.

Photo by Mike Kausch.

# A fox relaxing in the autumn leaves.

Photo by Keely Bee.

# Beautiful lunch time walk today… I am so lucky to work here, you can see snowy Wales over the water England, U.K.

Photo by Nicola Jayne.

# Central park, Wirral, U.K.

Photo by Kimberley Phillips.

# Colorful sky.

Photo by Ben Tucci.

# Fen land sunrise by the dyke.

Photo by Stuart Clarke.

# First snow outside my window this morning.

Photo by Sigrid Gunnarskog.

# Golden sunset.

Photo by Robroy Puetz.

# Good morning from Norway!

Photo by Celina Røsland.

# Having a Cuppa Tea & Cake with my Friend Robin.

Photo by Paula Wakelin.

# I’m not saying it’s Freezing out… But…

Photo by John Haslam.

# Inkberrow, Worcestershire in the snow.

Photo by Christine Elliott.

# Its rare to see a black squirrel in Eastern Iowa, USA.

Photo by Mike Smothers.

# Lost River Cave, Bowling Green, KY – USA

Photo by Tammy Horton Dunnivan.

# Morning with sun and snow.

Photo by IreneoRolf Lundqvist.

# My first walk after having the flu!

Photo by Marijke van Geest.

# On the Cynon Trail, Mountain Ash.

Photo by Matthew James Fox.

# One of my nightly visitors. (Chesterfield, Derbyshire.)

Photo by Dawn Kipling.

# Rainbow!

Photo by Pantxika Colina.

# Scandinavian Sunset

Lake Västra Silen, Sommarvik (Årjäng)

One of my first sunsets ever that I shot with my first own camera at the age of 14 – that’s 36 years ago now.

In the summer of 1988, shortly after my confirmation in church, we went on a journey to Norway and Sweden for three weeks with the whole confirmation group. The highlight was a canoe trip on the Swedish lakes in total wilderness for one week, taking our food, tents, sleeping bags etc. with us on the boats. But of course we also visited a lot of other sights in the two remaining weeks. It was a great travel adventure.

Here, as a 14 years old boy, I took a lot of photos with my first own camera, the analogue Yashica Kyocera compact cam that I got as a gift for the confirmation. Most of the time it was loaded with Kodak Gold 35mm films.

Original analogue photo captured 1988 with Yashica Kyocera AF-J 35mm analogue camera
with Yashica 32mm f/3.5 lens.

Photo by Roland Kramme.

# Snow fall in south Yorkshire.

Photo by Julia Raynor.

# Take it slow and easy these cozy days. Greetings from Sweden!

Photo by Kristina Gannholt.

# Winkle. The stalker.

Photo by Christine S. Vitello.

# Winter in Norway.

Photo by Celina Røsland.

# Wonderful tiny beauty.

Photo by Mark Dodd.

# Yesterday’s encounter with a Sparrowhawk at Forest Farm, i got Within 5 feet , then stopped to give it a respectful distance, and I didn’t want it to fly off. Not often you see these close close up . Still a bit stunned.

Photo by Nigel Carl.

Thanks to all of you who sent us beautiful photos of nature, all around the world. Can’t wait to see what photos you will send us next week. Who knows, maybe you will get a place among the best photos of the week. Share this post with your friends, maybe they want to show us some gorgeous photos of nature as well.

Let us know which photo you liked most, in the comments.