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scenic overlook near the Grand Tetons
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Over the years, I have numerous photos of dead trees. I love the contrast they provide to the beauty surrounding them. Their gnarled branches add interest.
What unusual object(s) do you photograph often.
I love them too! Such character and a testament of many years.
ReplyDeleteCan't say I have anything unusual that I photograph regularly. But I, too, love old/dead trees.
ReplyDeleteRailroad trestles . . . I love how they stand out boldly against the water/sky.
ReplyDeleteI love to keep an eye out in those old dead trees. Every once in awhile we are rewarded with a bald eagle.
I can't think of anything that I photograph often. I used to take a lot of pictures, but have fallen victim to the digital photo black hole - where you take pictures but never print any.
ReplyDeleteIm always finding barns to photograph but Fireman won't slow down so they are often a blur! I love the dead trees. THey are of great value to birds and animals. We must have some dead trees. Spoke of you last night with a dinner guest who lived in Japan recently!! Gave Victoria your blog to enjoy
ReplyDeleteThat tree is about the size of the one that fell on our car night before last during a storm. It made a mess of the car!
ReplyDeleteI like to photograph our pups' faces. They have so many different expressions.
Love those Tetons; we need to get back there again!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny-I LOVE to admire dead trees! I am always pointing a particularly beautiful one as we drive along! Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteI love to photograph deserted barns and farms. It's a very sad subject, but I find them endlessly fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're a little less sleepy. I've been more awake and at least I'm getting knitting done. It feels good to accomplish something!
Trees and barns :) Oh an odd flowers
ReplyDeleteA great picture, Nancy.
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