Best on black. Thanks for all your kind words yesterday re my ribs. They clearly aren't broken and are a bit better today. Years ago I separated the bone and cartilage on a rib on the other side of my chest and that was torture for a very long time, but this time it seems more like it is bruised thankfully. I was able to get out for a short and level hike and when I saw an approaching sunset I got my gear in the car and went. I never noticed this group of trees before but I really like their silhouettes against the gorgeous sunset.
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It's good to hear that you are feeling a bit better today! And I really like this image - I like the silhouettes and the colour bands on the top half but I really like the hidden details in the bottom half - they just quietly set the scene for the top. :)
I too can't resist photographing skeleton trees - especially with a sunset behind them. I separated a rib from its cartilage about 40 years ago, I and everyone around me was sure I was having a heart attack - it's that painful isn't it.
@vignouse it sure was! Mine was on the right so less fear for my heart but I was on an island 40 out from Belize! Breathing was so hard I feared I had broken a rib and it was puncturing my lung.
