This is an image I took a long time ago with a film camera. And I probably toned it in sepia toner – or maybe I overlaid the scanned image with colour in Photoshop.
I don’t recall because it was all a long time ago.
But one thing I remember and that I have to ‘fess up’ to is that I used the ‘swirl’ tool in Photoshop to give the tree a bit more twist.
The tree reminds me of a stick-thin old gentleman holding his arms up. Or maybe a woman holding her hairdo in place.
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I can see it, when I look at the fence behind it. Didn’t notice until I’d read about the swirl. Is the the same tree as in the sheep photograph?
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It’s a different tree and I have been trying to recall where it was but it’s murky and I can’t place it. Even writing this now is setting off little sparks of memory.
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Oh David, she’s a wonderful Old Crone!
Just like the rest of her kind; standing stubbornly against the winds of time, nay LEANing into the future; a symbol of Nature’s determination, her drive to survive?
And the fence is a perfect companion: patched and worn, but still standing: )
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Yes! And the things she’s seen in her time, things we’ll never know 🙂
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If only…
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