Panthera Arohanui's photos (formerly Mwandishi)

[Panthera Arohanui]

Here are a few photos I rather like that I have taken in the past. I enjoy photography, but at the moment, it's a hidden enjoyment that hardly anyone knows about. For now, here is a sample of what I have done in the past.

[Arani]

Omg it's so beautiful! Please post more!

[Panthera Arohanui]

Thanks very much for your comment, Arani! I'll definitely post up some more in a few days.

[Ophelia]

These are very beautiful photographs. The scenery is incredible! I love photographing myself, this year it's really become a main interest of mine, though I haven't taken any in a while.

[Panthera Arohanui]

These are very beautiful photographs. The scenery is incredible! I love photographing myself, this year it's really become a main interest of mine, though I haven't taken any in a while.

Thanks for the compliment! And I must say I love your signature too!

A few more photos...

[Ophelia]

Thank you! I quite adore your signature as well; very simple, but I love that about it. <3

I have to say, that tree is beyond incredible. What an amazing sight.

[Arani]

Wow, you've got talent! I'm impressed and waiting for more!

[Mozart]

Very nice photos.

I really liked the river going on, I remember one which is near my house but mine does not have those trees, which apparently are conifers.

[Panthera Arohanui]

If anyone's interested, I just started up a new website which pretty much just revolves around my photography of trees (I seem to love working with trees when it comes to photography). It's only a newborn cub of a site, so don't expect anything too spectacular!

http://treeshadows.shutterfly.com/

[Panthera Arohanui]

Some more to enjoy! Incidentally, the huge park where I took these at had a small path that made one feel as if in the thick of a forest. It was a VERY steep hike upwards, so took a stick (and immediately thought of Rafiki! ) and climbed a way up the path until I came to a spot on the trail where there was a small ripple of water from a river nearby. I took my stick and pulled aside some of the grass, gazing into the water to see my reflection. It really felt like that scene from The Lion King (only without Mufasa's ghost, Rafiki, and Simba )