What it might be saying is “I have provided protection from the harsh sun and the heavy rains. I have grown to not only be your protector, but a proud older brother. Now the winter will require that we all find sleep. Still, do not forget that even in my rest I will continue to love you and come the spring we will once again sing with joy.”
Hi James. Thank you my friend.
By the way, just got a 16×20 print made of Pumpkin’s birthday portrait and the k10 is such that I could have gone larger than that and still had a sharp image.
You know Mike, I have a couple of 30″ x 40″ landscapes I took using the K10D and I must say the quality is outstanding – even close up. It is s superb camera – and handy weapon too 🙂
That is nice to hear, Maria. The title I like as well and surreal and mysterious are qualities I’m always looking for. Thanks for taking the time, generous one.
Refusing to surrender …a fitting description of your tree which appears to be straining to hang on Mike.
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The tree is there, but the accessories have vanished. It feels a bit naked.
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I like naked!
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Go hump a tree.
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I have hugged a tree, but I have never forced myself upon one!
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Wow! Such a beautiful photo! 🙂
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What a nice thing to say. Thank you.
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I’m running out of ways to tell you how great I think your photography and processing are. This is great!
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Thanks Emilio. Much appreciated.
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Love how the dark background brings out the trees natural colors… Beautiful.
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Thank you for this.
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Very special
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Thanks my sweet friend.
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Wind really stripped away the leaves from those trees. We still have lots with leaves yet.
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And you are 120 miles south of me, eh.
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This is beautiful, captures an elusive, atmospheric moment, plus there is a sense of movement in it…
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Thank you for this thoughtful and well crafted comment.
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Way cool, beautiful image. I like the way the tree in the foreground is leaning over as if it has something to say to the shorter plants.
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What it might be saying is “I have provided protection from the harsh sun and the heavy rains. I have grown to not only be your protector, but a proud older brother. Now the winter will require that we all find sleep. Still, do not forget that even in my rest I will continue to love you and come the spring we will once again sing with joy.”
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I like that. Very much. What a wonderful tree. And a wonderful you, to guess what the tree might be saying. 🙂
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Great photos and stories Mike!
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Your comment makes me very happy and as such I am grateful and appreciative.
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Great shot Mike – windy, violent weather encapsulated!
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Thank you Susan. It does look a bit rough.
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That’s beautiful Mike – words and photo
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Hi James. Thank you my friend.
By the way, just got a 16×20 print made of Pumpkin’s birthday portrait and the k10 is such that I could have gone larger than that and still had a sharp image.
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You know Mike, I have a couple of 30″ x 40″ landscapes I took using the K10D and I must say the quality is outstanding – even close up. It is s superb camera – and handy weapon too 🙂
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We are like the trees. Eventually our branches wither and our trunks have decay. I am an old oak. Which tree represents you?
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Rubber tree. Cut me and I’ll bleed some but I continue to grow, scars and all.
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I like how this works, and the title. It’s surreal and mysterious.
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That is nice to hear, Maria. The title I like as well and surreal and mysterious are qualities I’m always looking for. Thanks for taking the time, generous one.
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