Brush pile...

My good neighbor piles up fallen limbs. Shot in black and white mode on my little old Kodak.

[Phil Howcroft]

good old little Kodak mags

[Mags]

@phil_howcroft Thank you very much, Phil.

[Susan Wakely]

Do the piles stay or get moved?

[Corinne C]

A nice composition with strong leading lines.

[Walks @ 7]

I like the lines. Do they burn their brush eventually?

[Mags]

@wakelys They stay until they rot.

@corinnec Thank you, Corinne.

@joysabin Thank you. I've never seen them burn them. They just eventually rot.

[Cathy Donohoue]

Great textures. I might get tired of seeing it.

[Mags]

@cdonohoue Thanks, Kathy! Yeah, you're right about that.

[Pam]

Great texture, and lighting. That little kodak is a great camera!

[Mags]

@pamalama Thank you, Pam. It's a lot easier to use than the Canon. I don't have to change lenses and I don't have to go into the menu to go from landscape to macro. I can do it by pushing a button and seeing my option through the viewfinder. I get so frustrated with the Canon and the tripod, but I'll keep trying when I have time to fool with it.

[winghong_ho]

Great b&w shot with strong details and contrast.

[Diana]

Lovely shot and texture details. Does he also remove them?

[Mags]

@wh2021 Thank you.

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana. No. They sit until they rot away.

[Renee Salamon]

Great composition of limbs

[Mags]

@rensala Thank you, Renee. LOL! Composed by the neighbor. =)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They would be great for cutting up and using in a fireplace.

[Mags]

@mittens Pine is not a good wood to burn here. Too much sap that pops and has been known to cause fires outside of the fireplace. But maybe for a nice fire pit outside in the yard. =)

[haskar]

Great textures and lines.

[Mags]

@haskar Thanks, Haskar!

[Antonio-S]

FAV!

[Mags]

@antonios Thanks so much, Antonio!