Love all the green [ especially at this time of year! ]. I also like the framing on the dark green on top of the image. Happy New Year to you and family, have a great one :D
p/s: Unfortunately we had no relation with your "Fiskars" eraser, we like to say it has, but it wouldn't be truthful haha :D
When I see trees like this in Florida this time of year I am puzzled because I don't know if they are dormant or dead. I love the framing of the Spanish moss on this.
She's a beauty, Lowell. I'm just catching up on your posts of the last week - starting the year off at the dentist's is not a nice way to begin but at least it's over!
Because of Lois, I can no longer look at Spanish Moss without getting creeped out. Love the contrast of the bare white tree against all the greenery, though.
So is it a modern dancer or does it lean more toward a traditional ballroom motion? I'd guess a waltz. Pretty shot!
ReplyDeleteLove all the green [ especially at this time of year! ]. I also like the framing on the dark green on top of the image. Happy New Year to you and family, have a great one :D
ReplyDeletep/s: Unfortunately we had no relation with your "Fiskars" eraser, we like to say it has, but it wouldn't be truthful haha :D
Nice shot, Lowell. I wonder if that is a chalk maple.
ReplyDeleteSome great trees down here, Lowell.
ReplyDeleteun bel arbre albinos qui ressort bien des autres arbres et qui tisse sa toile ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating tree. It almost looks like what Spanish moss looks like when you look at it up close. Lovely shot, Lowell!
ReplyDeleteGood one :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I see trees like this in Florida this time of year I am puzzled because I don't know if they are dormant or dead. I love the framing of the Spanish moss on this.
ReplyDeleteDid the tree imbibe a few too many at t he Chili's too? ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's a spooky looking tree!
ReplyDeleteLacy but kinda creepy at the same time. :)
ReplyDeleteA dancing tree is a happy tree.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. It kind of looks like a ghost tree.
Thank you for your kind words on my blog!
That moss on the tree looks a lot like icicles.
ReplyDeleteShe's a beauty, Lowell. I'm just catching up on your posts of the last week - starting the year off at the dentist's is not a nice way to begin but at least it's over!
ReplyDeleteBecause of Lois, I can no longer look at Spanish Moss without getting creeped out. Love the contrast of the bare white tree against all the greenery, though.
ReplyDeleteIt's ghostly.
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