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What beautiful pictures. Trees do not have to be in full bloom (leaf?) to be picturesque.
Posted by: Jerry Critter | 03/28/2010 at 08:57 PM
The sight of trees often moves me to tears... :o) The soulful sepia-tones pair so elegantly with William Blake today, Elizabeth... Happy Week ((HUGS))
Posted by: Tracy | 03/29/2010 at 04:39 AM
It sure is! I LOVE finding beauty in every step while I'm in the woods. :)
Posted by: Holly | 03/29/2010 at 05:05 AM
i think the tone here makes them even more stunning in their simplicity
Posted by: elk | 03/29/2010 at 06:57 AM
i love this....
my husband and i were just walking the other day and now HE points out trees to ME!! he knows how much trees fascinate me and how drawn i am to the "ones with special character"!!
beautiful photos...beautiful you.
xoxo
k
Posted by: kolleen | 03/29/2010 at 10:20 AM
Isn't it amazing that nothing much has changed since William Blake's time? So many still view the tree as just a green thing, to be removed if it gets in the way, or to be removed for cash. I'm glad you see with different eyes, Elizabeth. :)
Posted by: Meredith | 03/29/2010 at 12:24 PM
That is such a moving quote. Your images are lovely. We are so lucky to live in such beauty!
Posted by: Gayle | 03/29/2010 at 06:50 PM
"Nature is Imagination itself" - that's so true! Nature has a way of imagining an infinity of variations on a theme; no two snowflakes being exactly alike, and all that... I stand in wonder with you.
Posted by: Josiane | 03/29/2010 at 07:15 PM
So beautiful, E. Trees sometimes bring me to tears of joy. Strong, graceful, beautiful, sad (weeping willows) - so many character traits and emotions and descriptive can be associated with a tree.
Posted by: Toni | 03/29/2010 at 11:10 PM
Amen, brother. Preach it.
OK, you know I said brother to William, right? Not to you. You would be sister.
Posted by: Relyn | 03/30/2010 at 02:10 PM
LOVE LOVE LOVE this elizabeth.
every time i take a photo of something naturey...i think...NO ONE else is going to appreciate this except me.
but then,
that.s ok too.
perfect quote!
loves.
Posted by: chrissy | 03/30/2010 at 02:18 PM
@chrissy: i will love it. and i'm sure there are others. :)
@relyn: hee. got it. he was a wise soul.
@toni: you are so right. and it is also neat how one person might associate different emotions than someone else. like i think of weeping willows as being peaceful and beautiful.
@josiane: love the snowflake example! such a good one. i used to look at them and try to find ones that were identical. it still amazes me that they are all different.
@gayle: we are so lucky, truly.
@meredith: as do you. :)
@kolleen: i love that he knows how much you love them and points them out for you. true love.
@elk: i must confess that i didn't love the image in color, but when i switched to sepia mode, the beauty was clear.
@holly: and your photos of the woods are always full of it!
@tracy: clearly we are a bunch of nature-lovers here. :)
@jerry: they really don't. i am so glad you pointed that out.
Posted by: elizabeth @ retinal perspectives | 03/30/2010 at 09:34 PM