Today I'm once again linking up with Our World Tuesday, a meme that encourages bloggers to share images of their world. It's a great way to get a glimpse of life through the eyes of others! You can find out more about it here. Even if you don't participate, I encourage you to take a look at the intriguing photos that bloggers from around the world share each week.
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I'm sure most of you know by now that I love photographing trees, particularly winter trees. I love the shapes their bare branches make against the sky. These trees always seem to have so much character; I'm sure they have stories to tell.
Wishing you all a beautiful Tuesday!
What beautiful blue skies on which to show off the bare bones of winter.
ReplyDeleteYou're right: that sky is the perfect canvas for those branches. ☺
DeleteHave a great day!
happy Tuesday. thanks for reminding me about this meme.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday to you, too! I enjoyed your post. :)
DeleteHere too, they are still naked ! I am longing for spring now !
ReplyDeleteI am, too—but I will miss photographing these branches!
DeleteI love how you say that they have stories to tell...I've often thought the same thing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat minds... ;)
DeleteBare trees always make me think of graveyards . . . I'm not sure why. But when you said they have stories to tell I instantly saw the branches as some great story outline board where each branch was a diverging plot... I might look at trees differently now :) thanks for sharing the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love your idea about the braches being like a story outline board! I completely agree. ☺
DeleteI to love trees and really can't stop taking more photos of them LOL..You may be a frazzled mom but what a great smile...
ReplyDeleteThat's really sweet of you to say. Thanks!
DeleteThe trees evoke poetry in every season in its own way....You are the one here to understand its language....great thought....have a nice day.:)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Happy Tuesday. ☺
DeleteI love trees so much! The winter branches look as if nature were meticulously covering the skyline with calligraphy.
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Calligraphy: that's a perfect way to describe it!
Deletei love those photos. happy tuesday too!
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Thank you!
Deletei hope you have a tree house for your kids, or will =)
ReplyDeletelooking forward to seeing buds on the trees!
Sadly, we don't have a good tree for that. :( I had one when I was growing up, though. Maybe that's another reason I like trees so much.
DeleteI'm looking forward to spring, too. ☺
ps, you would like the trees in my mg fantasy, they have personality!
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How cool that your trees have personality! :)
Deletei love your trees! i guess it is their naked state that give their stories away!
ReplyDeleteVery true! Leaves can definitely hide their stories.
DeleteI absolutely love trees, especially really old ones. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOld ones are especially fascinating, I think. :)
DeleteI, too, love trees and these are so beautiful, Dana! Terrific captures for the day! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sylvia. This week is a busy one for me, but so far so good! Have a wonderful day. ☺
DeleteBeautiful shots of the trees and sky.
ReplyDeleteThanks. :)
DeleteGreat shots!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletegreat pictures Dana!! Just think in a few short weeks they might be starting to bloom!
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I know! That's almost hard to believe. :)
DeleteI love your tree photos! They are as different as people arent' they?
ReplyDeleteThey sure are! Thanks!
DeleteI also love trees...especially old gnarled ones with lkots of character, and big beautiful ones like these with branches spreading wide! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Happy Tuesday. ☺
DeleteDana I had to stop back. Did you ever go into the woods in the fall and just listen to all the leaves falling??? I've done it several times and usually end up falling asleepbut what a great nap...
ReplyDeleteI used to do that when I was growing up. It's so peaceful out there! My dad is a retired logger, so I spent my growing-up years around trees. Loved it!
DeleteI live in a large city now, so unfortunately there's no opportunity to go out in the woods. :(
Excellent composition, I like these delicious naked trees.
ReplyDeleteThanks, friend. :)
DeleteI always like your tree pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSo many stories, I'm sure! :) These trees look just as cool as the ones with snow on them. What great pics. I always enjoy your pics. Best :)
ReplyDeleteThat's very nice of you. Thanks. :)
DeleteBeautiful shots. You're right about trees making great subjects.
ReplyDeleteAfter my kids, they're my favorite. :)
DeleteLoved the pictorial post! Beautiful!
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Thanks, Nas!
Deleteoh for the love of trees, their branches stretching upwards to embrace the sun. Great post.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully said!
DeleteThanks, Mitzi. ☺
Love the photos. I remember when I was little I would giggle and call them naked trees. They really can be intriguing. Happy Tuesday back-at-ya :)
ReplyDeleteIntriguing is a good word for them. :) Love "naked trees!"
DeleteGorgeous! What a clear blue sky. Ours was all gray today, but at least no rain or snow.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Christine. Gray is okay, but as you said, no rain or snow. :)
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ReplyDeleteNice shots. I agree, these winter trees seem to have character that's why I love photographing them too. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shey. :)
DeleteA trunk full of stories branching out in all directions no doubt....?
ReplyDeleteThanks for this delightful post.
Have a great day.
That's exactly right. :)
DeleteThanks! Happy Wednesday. ☺
I love how in winter the trees being bare allow us to see the beauty beyond them that they kept hidden from view in the summer when they were in full leaf.
ReplyDeleteThat's so true. I think trees are beautiful all year but are most striking in the winter, for the reason you gave.
DeleteHappy Wednesday!
I love the photo of the trees and the amazing blue sky, perfect! Thanks for sharing Dana:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melgie. :)
DeleteI love trees as well. Always have. Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks. :)
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