When I’m thinking or talking, writing alone or publishing: then I’m always feeling like expanding, growing like a tree. The structures reaching to the sky, created by a tree – so are thoughts floating into the great white open of a new. Recently an experiment surprised me: tree-structures mirrored help to focus on the expanding process of those plants – maybe a God hides behind those plans – or simply mathematics vs. gravity. Maybe thoughts are maths vs. the gravity of the old world “before”, trying to create a new world “after” thinking and supervising …
click on the following pictures [sent to my group BLOG IT] to enter the flickr.com galleries of the different photographers!
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1 untitled photo by “dear caffeine”
2 “My Favourite Tree – Winter” by TrishaR16
3 “Táj – Landscape” by Adam Tomkó
4 “Valley Forge park in snow – The lone tree” by Erik Anestad
5 “When I’m Alone I listen To The Sea” by AleQuero
6 “A Tree On Its Own” by zeh.hah.es.
7 “Wooden House” by Dariusz Klimczak
8 “Oak in the mist”: EXPLORED! by tina negus
9 “The trail” by Sprengstoff72
10 – related:
http://www.petapixel.com/2013/02/04/strange-floating-formations-created-by-mirroring-photos-of-trees/
11 – myself …
12 – myself with an archive of thoughts …
websites: 1 - my daily wordpress blog "flickrcomments" , 2 - photo pool at frizztext, 3 - flickr group BLOG IT!, 4 - photography news, 5 - twitter etc.
Lovely post of tree photos. I have been shooting some winter trees and finding the beauty of winter. I like your collection very much
Outstanding!
…”as above so below”!
Beautiful post dear Frizz!
Stunning images…the first one is breathtaking and holds a whole story, and I just love that treehouse
what wonderful galleries you gather!
nice selection
Great job pulling together beautiful tree images. The “tree house” reminds me of something by the artist, Rene Magritte…
Each tree in this blog represents its own world. They show more than just a tree, but a spot in the landscape one can get support from, an object in the vastness, one can fix the eye on. Especially “The Trail” expresses this.
Thank you for compiling this gallery.
This is a great post – and that first photo is so amusing!
The strength of the mighty oak.
Those are beautiful tree images. I’m most intrigued by the old, distinguished tree growing alone on the beach.