Juniper

I liked the look of the juniper tree and it's seed pods or berries. I am not sure what type it is.
I appreciate everyone's comments on yesterdays photo, thank you!
I am so unsure whether to reply to every post or to thank people in my photo description, due to all the blogs that have been on recently. Thanks to everyone that comments on this photo, as always, I appreciate any tips and suggestions.

[Reanne]

Linda, everything about this is wonderful. Fave!

[Linda]

@reanne Thank you for the comment and for the fav!

[Kerri]

That's pretty

[Arthur Loosley]

Very nice, Linda. The mirror framing suits the subject well!

(I tend to follow the increasingly popular advice that it is not necessary to reply to every comment, but spend more time visiting the commenter's album and commenting on their work - but it is a personal choice, and it is nice to be noticed either way, so enjoy!)

[BirdNerd (Sandra M)]

I've always loved junipers. they remind me of my childhood.

[Deanna Broderick]

I truly like the mirror framing for this. I am not really into post processing but viewing this makes me think about considering...

[Beth]

I love the way you've framed this. I haven't seen a juniper in a while but I still remember how they smell. This shot brings back pleasant memories.

[Brian Buccigrossi]

Beautiful shot,nicely framed!

[Linda]

@deebug Thanks! I am not big on what I call super-processing. I do like to add a frame to some of my shots and especially like the mirror type frame.

[Jane Westoby]

Good composition with lovely colours. The mirror frame isvery effective but I agree I am not so sure about over photo-shopped pictures but maybe because I haven't mastered photo editing.

[Oren Whightsel]

this is quite beautiful. i love the colors!

[Tari]

loves the colors, too - and texture

[Paul Chantler]

love the shot, love the framing! Good job

[Reba]

caught that beautiful icy blue color

[naladka]

Never knew what juniper was :) It's beautiful!