@johnjohnston Until now, the spruce photo is my favorite for its colours. But, of course, I think that the photos as a series is more than a beauty thing. Thanks for that idea.
@johnjohnston Just today I read a quote form Goethe’s “Elective Affinities” (it’s a rough translation) and thought about your “trees from below”:
“You can also enjoy the winter. It seems to spread more freely when the trees are so ghostly, so transparent before us. They are nothing, but they do not cover anything.”
Excellent pic😁
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@johnjohnston Beeches have such interesting crooked branches. Great pic.
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@johnjohnston great shot
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@johnjohnston love the mood of this shot
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@nathanrhale @robertfrench @bradenslen thanks. A winter project trees from below | slowly developing.
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@johnjohnston That is such an awesome project, these pictures are very expressive.
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@kulturnation thanks. I am hope to see some patterns if I get a number of images. Starting slowly trees from below
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@johnjohnston Until now, the spruce photo is my favorite for its colours. But, of course, I think that the photos as a series is more than a beauty thing. Thanks for that idea.
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@johnjohnston Just today I read a quote form Goethe’s “Elective Affinities” (it’s a rough translation) and thought about your “trees from below”:
“You can also enjoy the winter. It seems to spread more freely when the trees are so ghostly, so transparent before us. They are nothing, but they do not cover anything.”
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@kulturnation what a beautiful idea, thanks.
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