'livin' in the sticks...' :)
It does just look like a bunch of sticks in the snow. What a unique photo
Now you have had me trying to think of a name for this, and I can't either! Sometimes beauty doesn't have to have a name.
This is a wonderful photo -- it really doesn't need a title. The wind must have been something to cause the snow to stick to the trees like that.
I would have called it The Stand. It looks cold with all that snow still on the trees.
Love that old weathered building!
Very picturesque! A lovely little spot amongst these tall barren trees! :)
Nice photo.Everytime I see a photo like this, it reminds me of the Robert Frost poem 'Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening'. So perhaps your title could be 'Whose woods these are I think I know'......
i like Tex Living in the sticks, but i drew a total blank. i like the title you chose. it is very odd and very different and i like it
The snow does provide a great looking form of highlight that brightens the shot. Looks very good to me.
Yes, very pretty, Rose.
That barn sure has a lot of openings...I assume they are windows but don't know for sure. I wonder if it has a loft.
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but I liked the way the snow stuck to the side of the trees...
'livin' in the sticks...' :)
ReplyDeleteIt does just look like a bunch of sticks in the snow. What a unique photo
ReplyDeleteNow you have had me trying to think of a name for this, and I can't either! Sometimes beauty doesn't have to have a name.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful photo -- it really doesn't need a title. The wind must have been something to cause the snow to stick to the trees like that.
ReplyDeleteI would have called it The Stand. It looks cold with all that snow still on the trees.
ReplyDeleteLove that old weathered building!
ReplyDeleteVery picturesque! A lovely little spot amongst these tall barren trees! :)
ReplyDeleteNice photo.
ReplyDeleteEverytime I see a photo like this, it reminds me of the Robert Frost poem 'Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening'. So perhaps your title could be 'Whose woods these are I think I know'......
i like Tex Living in the sticks, but i drew a total blank. i like the title you chose. it is very odd and very different and i like it
ReplyDeleteThe snow does provide a great looking form of highlight that brightens the shot. Looks very good to me.
ReplyDeleteYes, very pretty, Rose.
ReplyDeleteThat barn sure has a lot of openings...I assume they are windows but don't know for sure. I wonder if it has a loft.
ReplyDelete