Here’s one I found going back to a Parkway excursion a month or more ago. I had passed over it in Photoshop when working on that folder of images, since my main purpose that day was to document infrastructure decline in the National Park. Of course, some of the pix that came home were of scenes and landscapes for their own sake, this being one of them.
There is something about tree silhouttes that intrigues me. One future note cards set, I hope, will be of trees through the seasons: maybe a winter set, and another with them in leaf in spring or fall.
Speaking of note cards, the Parkway cards I wrote about a few weeks back have been delayed by some printer-color problems at the shop. They’ve had to replace a part or two, and that has delayed the availability of the cards by a couple of weeks. Best laid plans (of mice and men…)
Which reminds me: last night–no mousey noises. Bar Bait. Thanks for the tip, y’all.
I don’t think you could have contrived a better shot if you’d called central casting. This is a perfect blend of components. And a perfect eye to see them for the moment they were. Thanx for taking this shot and sharing it!
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That photo took my breath away.
It’s awe-inspiring, Fred. The clouds are breath-taking.
wow…i LOVE the clouds. i, also, love tree silhouettes…especially winter trees. i have about 20 shots of one tree that i saw recently….i just couldn’t get enough angles.
oh…. i wanted to tell you that i saw bloodroot today in the woods. i was so proud of myself for knowing what it was- it was very exciting! ahh, the simple things that make me proud of myself! 🙂
thanks for your little biology/ecology lessons!