Naked against the sky #9 by goodoleboy
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Captured 1/5/11, early in the morning, within walking distance of my harrowing haunt.
Adieu, thankx for the peek, and for any and all favs and laudatory comments.
Comments (12)
Very good title ! Wonderful shot in winter !
Bare as the day it was born...excellent capture, Harry!
Very cool pic Harry, and a fun idea for the title
the tree is good with the backlighting
Trees without leaves always look defenseless and in need of protection. Nicely seen Harry. You've even captured sun rays streaming through on the right...cool touch.
Interesting to see where you live.
As I look at this, I think of the tree as being lonely....Soon it will be full of leaves and birds!
Sweet shot! It is a stark image and not something that I would expect in LA. Dana
The trees are naked here too!! nice capture.
Wow, this is really an amazing shot Harry. So lonely it looks but to remove it from the scene would make you feel as if something was missing.
Very cool shot, my friend.. Lovely, bit sad and naked..(Is it Winter there?) But great silhouette! Good picture Rob
lord, it was a long time that I was away; this was posted in February . A very moody, very wintry shot, even for a city that doesn't have the bleak frigid climes that we have. It feels cold & desolate, and it's beautiful. I think your angle, with the street moving past the center of the shot and past the tree, gives this shot a depth beyond the frame; and the tone & softness make it seem a little like a dream. Your thumbnail for this shot has an actual sun in it; the posted pic must have been the pic after...both look compelling; in this one, with remains of a flare that seems like it originates off-screen, there's a mystery lurking just out of shot...Mysterious, gentle and beautiful. And the tree is very articulate, against the silent wintery-bleached street.