#grassy scenery

[transcendragon]

Keep Your Sense of Wonder Deer - I know some people hate deer because they can be pests, but they’re so beautiful. I got a good photo of one at a national park recently, so it’s deer art time.

It’s kind of crazy how we can get used to all the huge, wonderful life around us. The world is amazing and I think it’s good to be about to stop and appreciate that sometimes.

My original art made in Procreate, image description in alt

[lovehina019]

[pellinni-photo]

rural area with rolling hills at sunset. travel destination for weekend. cloudy weather. carpathian mountain landscape of ukraine. forest and grassy meadow on the hillside. beautiful scenery

[gina025]

Peaceful nature

[downfalldestiny]

Nature 🏞️ 🐎 !.

[kiwimeephu]

le city stroll

[aelisinsims]

another pinterest inspired build

credit to @crowkeeperthesimmer for the "crowpapers" which allowed me to make the planks look more weathered

[mikfelt]

[palettepainter]

Mother and son

[pamirsportfolio]

One day on the pasture...

[lovehina019]

[pellinni-photo]

carpathian mountain landscape of ukraine in autumn. trees on the grassy hills in fall colors. countryside scenery in morning light. rural valley in foggy distance

[gina025]

A place straight out of a Ghibli movie 🍃

[downfalldestiny]

Aple Di Siusi Timelapse 🏞️ !.

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Mother Bear and Cub (Jasper National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While at a roadside pullout along Maligne Lake Road with a view looking to the southwest to a mother black bear and her cubs eating away. This is in Jasper National Park. In composing this image, I attempted to center the mother and one of her cubs, as they were eating grasses and wildflowers in this field.

[thorsenmark]

A Grassy Meadow and a Backdrop of the East-Central San Juan Mountains by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While staying at the Elk Trace Bed & Breakfast in the area around Pagosa Springs, Colorado, one Saturday morning. The setting is to the northeast in front of the main porch area with a view looking to ridges and peaks of the East-Central San Juan Mountains.