something alittle different: Curious to see what others may see in this photo, I really am not looking for quality or perfect answers, for I believe there is no perfect answer, just...

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

Curious to see what others may see in this photo, I really am not looking for quality or perfect answers, for I believe there is no perfect answer, just simple creative minds, with depth...
what is your take on this photo, dig deep into your openness of mind, if you will..
Thank you for your thoughts & partaking in this search of mind in each other!
God Bless all of everyone with a special gift that keeps giving! Amen
Christina

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Jay Pat Loc: Round Rock, Texas, USA

Enlarged view of a Porcupine Tree.
Illusion, of a horizontal view/subject.
Cool, shot!!!
Pat

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

Jay Pat wrote:

Enlarged view of a Porcupine Tree.
Illusion, of a horizontal view/subject.
Cool, shot!!!
Pat

Thank you pat, OUCH now I can feel the pokes of the tree!! hahah

Bunko.T Loc: Western Australia.

CHRISTINA71 wrote:

Curious to see what others may see in this photo, I really am not looking for quality or perfect answers, for I believe there is no perfect answer, just simple creative minds, with depth...
what is your take on this photo, dig deep into your openness of mind, if you will..
Thank you for your thoughts & partaking in this search of mind in each other!
God Bless all of everyone with a special gift that keeps giving! Amen
Christina

I see it's looking up a tree, but all these radial spikes could be converted into some sort of protective barrier, laid on the ground with sharpened points on the spikes.
Should deter any marauders, even the Vikings.

It would be an ideal tree to climb, kids would love it in their backyard.

Other wise it would be sacrilege to cut it down. Beautiful tree.

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

Bunko.T wrote:

I see it's looking up a tree, but all these radial spikes could be converted into some sort of protective barrier, laid on the ground with sharpened points on the spikes.
Should deter any marauders, even the Vikings.

It would be an ideal tree to climb, kids would love it in their backyard.

Other wise it would be sacrilege to cut it down. Beautiful tree.

Wonderful, yes I see it too!! Prepare for battle...

bettis1 Loc: Texas

Many limbs (lives) springing from a common source...all heading in different directions. Many broken...one with a large cancerous growth; but all reaching to the sky which, at the present, is thinly veiled from them.

Bob

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

bettis1 wrote:

Many limbs (lives) springing from a common source...all heading in different directions. Many broken...one with a large cancerous growth; but all reaching to the sky which, at the present, is thinly veiled from them.

Bob

AMEN!!!!! that's exactly what I seen when taking this photo!! praise God!!!!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

CHRISTINA71 wrote:

Curious to see what others may see in this photo, I really am not looking for quality or perfect answers, for I believe there is no perfect answer, just simple creative minds, with depth...
what is your take on this photo, dig deep into your openness of mind, if you will..
Thank you for your thoughts & partaking in this search of mind in each other!
God Bless all of everyone with a special gift that keeps giving! Amen
Christina

I like the lively greens, the fanned out branches and the early fallen leaves caught in the center.

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

photophile wrote:

I like the lively greens, the fanned out branches and the early fallen leaves caught in the center.

yes mam, GET READY HARVEST IS COMING!!!!

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

CHRISTINA71 wrote:

Curious to see what others may see in this photo, I really am not looking for quality or perfect answers, for I believe there is no perfect answer, just simple creative minds, with depth...
what is your take on this photo, dig deep into your openness of mind, if you will..
Thank you for your thoughts & partaking in this search of mind in each other!
God Bless all of everyone with a special gift that keeps giving! Amen
Christina

Christina,

I like it, yes different for the UHH, but I like abstraction.

Abstract (I shoot a lot of images that are from Contemplative to Abstract).

Image not grounded, where are we, up, down? Many will hate that, I find it cool.

Shifting ground, my mind / eyes keep changing view from looking up a tree from the ground level (which is what it is) to something cylindrical with a "forest" growing from it. Some what like the other fellows "Porcupine".

You know what Ground or Grounded means as a formal element in art composition, right?

Lighting and focus fall-off is nice too, adding a bit of mystery.

Seems to evoke a fantasy world look.

What were you trying to achieve or say with it?

Do more...!

gvarner Loc: Central Oregon Coast

Methinks it could be how the first wooden spoke wheel was envisioned. An intuitive perception transformed into reality. Much like nature's etchings and patterns and colors on the rocks inspired the ancients to record their images in order to capture nature's power for themselves.

davyboy Loc: Anoka Mn.

I see stairs ascending up thru the branchs leading up to.....

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

gvarner wrote:

Methinks it could be how the first wooden spoke wheel was envisioned. An intuitive perception transformed into reality. Much like nature's etchings and patterns and colors on the rocks inspired the ancients to record their images in order to capture nature's power for themselves.

Beautifully spoken!!! And with such gifts such as "intuitive perceptions" it doesn't always reveal in our time, but will always prevail if in tuned!

CHRISTINA71 Loc: Kentucky

davyboy wrote:

I see stairs ascending up thru the branchs leading up to.....

Lovely I can now see that as well, thank you!!

angler Loc: StHelens England

I see a bridge and i have to escape in my dreams from my persuers and i struggle to get through to get to the other side.Daft i know but thats what is see.Good shot.