My textures are all related to trees. Can you feel the textures of the needles and cone?
This tree was lying next to a trail I was walking and it was covered with this wonderful, almost hairy, moss.
And finally this beautiful Heron and other critters are carved on the remains of what would have been a very large tree on a local area farm. It is firm, warm, cold, covered in creavasses and smooth spots. It is stunning. The next time I stop there I think I'll close my eyes and map it with my hands.
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I had thought of doing just trees also, I like your pine tree very much. good entry
ReplyDeleteElaine, those were fantastic. Yes, I could feel the texture of that first shot! It is almost 3D. Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the moss, but the pine cone and needles really jump off the page!
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine! Your photos really made my hand itch to touch the textures.
ReplyDeleteHow very cool, thanks. I really couldn't ignore the middle one! xx♥
What a gorgeous sculpture!!!
ReplyDeleteYour camera work captures textures everytime you post. Brillant photography! I love the pine needles and the cone. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love the pinecone against that sharp bright green!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed weekend!
Love that last photo!! And your first one...so green.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos - love the pine tree!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots!!! Love the moss!!
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Great pics! No favorite from these, loved them all.
ReplyDeleteAmazing carved tree. I love your header!
ReplyDeleteawesome photos of textures. that carving is magnificent!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures ~ my fav is the carved tree.
ReplyDeleteYou are my kind of gal! Map it with your hands! Yes! We are such visual beings. What might we learn from a more tactile existence! LOVE the pine tree!!!
ReplyDeletewow, I like that pine tree. I can smell the sweet pine scent and feel the needles.
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What a marvelous photograph of a marvelous tree. And you captured that pine cone so well I think I saw a squirrel trying to get in the window behind me.
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