New Growth on Trees

I think it means spring time is coming . . .

Taffy's take on another set of trees at the Chicago Botanic Garden - one with curvy leading line. https://365project.org/taffy/365/2019-03-14

[Taffy]

This is so dark and dramatic. It evokes such a wonderful sense of moodiness. I might have cropped a bit more from the sky to highlight the tree tops.

[Junko Y]

@taffy -- I was trying to leave a third up there -- but I see what you mean. It would have put the new growth on the third line. I wonder if I can crop it with picmonkey . . .

[Junko Y]

@taffy -- what do you think of this crop?

[Taffy]

@jyokota yes!

[Diana]

A wonderful image.

[julia]

Great skeleton trees..

[Pam Knowler]

Great image - dark and moody but with the new growth there is hope!! Love it!!

[Shanne]

are there nests just below the new growth? It looks a bit like a rookery - amazing trees

[Joan Robillard]

Cool

[Pigeons Farm]

this is such an interesting photo. I also wonder if they are nests below the new growth?

[Helen Jane]

great patterns. Almost looks like a reflection. I love this and black and white is perfect presentation for it.

[Lou Ann]

It appears the trees were pruned last season by cutting straight across their tops! Wonderful capture.

[Krista Marson]

They look like menorahs

[Jane Pittenger]

They do look like menorahs. . Like all the layers

[KoalaGardens🐨]

incredible seeing them like this - great image!

[Milanie]

Love the black and white - the lines creating all the trees are mesmerizing - do like your crop with this.

[Marnie]

Love this in b&w.

[Sheralee S]

This is fabulous Junko! The trees in silhouette make a lacy pattern.

[Tom]

Fantastic composition great lines and divisions

[Leslie]

wonderful patterns