One of the few consolations of Winter in Appalachia is that you can see the branching shapes of certain trees that stand out against the dead brown hills.
Interesting -- Just a few days ago I blogged some Appalachian tree pictures. As I said in the post I'm a sucker for tree pics and it doesn't matter whether they have leaves or not. A friend of mine who is a painter said that the branches are what is important about a tree, not the leaves. He's right.
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Such contrast and simple beauty.
It looks like a lung. I mean that in the coolest way possible!
Rick: Those white trees really stand out in nature.
'Tis the white tree of Gondor. "I saw a white tree...in a courtyard of stone...and it was dead."
I shot a white tree the other day, too, but mine was against a blue sky that made it stand out nicely.
I'm with Dale, that's the first thing I thought... "seven stones and seven stars and one white tree."
Interesting -- Just a few days ago I blogged some Appalachian tree pictures. As I said in the post I'm a sucker for tree pics and it doesn't matter whether they have leaves or not. A friend of mine who is a painter said that the branches are what is important about a tree, not the leaves. He's right.
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