Again, not what the WoW Systers expected for this theme, I took the photo but I wasn't in it. Went for an early morning Winter walk along the Scarborough shore and noticed how this tree lacked the pine tree perfection of it's neighbours. Tried some shots involving the other trees, but settled on this one toshow in an almost Japanese way that imperfection can have an almost perfect effect in the right setting and back drop. Guess thats why I fit in with all you "Normal" people, as well as Tammy and Karen.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
#155-365 Imperfect
Again, not what the WoW Systers expected for this theme, I took the photo but I wasn't in it. Went for an early morning Winter walk along the Scarborough shore and noticed how this tree lacked the pine tree perfection of it's neighbours. Tried some shots involving the other trees, but settled on this one toshow in an almost Japanese way that imperfection can have an almost perfect effect in the right setting and back drop. Guess thats why I fit in with all you "Normal" people, as well as Tammy and Karen.
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8 comments:
Love the green and the blue with the rocks in the foreground.
Love your analogy. The colors in this photo are great. Here in the midwestern U. S., we have rest areas and road-side pull offs on many highways. The sign for these is a pine tree next to a picnic table. The pine tree is leaning, much like this one. Now I know where their graphic artists got their inspiration... :-)
Imperfect can be very beautiful! :o)
Good way to use the theme, Ron!
Hmmmm.......I wouldn't exactly agree with you fitting in with "normal", but I guess that is just my opinion! LOL What a beautiful looking imperfect tree! Sometimes it pays to be imperfect - more people notice you! :)
But, a perfect view. Lovely.
Imperfect yet still beautiful! Love your take on this. The view beyond the tree is STUNNING! Wonderful shot!
Imperfect, just like us humans always leaning in one direction or the other:
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