A Senticous Frame

Senticous means prickly and thorny and I think this has a thorny, prickly look about it and it was certainly a barrier to the bluebells

[Anne]

Love the way you have used that natural frame Jackie, great texture and sets the bluebells off so well

[Joanne Diochon]

It does look unwelcoming. I need to get out to my bluebell woods too to see what is happening.

[Susan Wakely]

Beautiful. The branches do look like giant thorns.

[Sally Ings]

What an interesting looking tree. The blue bells are also gorgeous.

[Diana]

Beautifully composed and captured, love the textures and pretty flowers.

[Kathy]

Oh look at those sharp points. Good thing you're not tromping through the bluebells.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Exceptional composition

[narayani]

I love this scene. That prickly, thorny thing makes it

[Mona]

Wonderful composition. Love it.

[katy]

It most definitely looks senticous and provides a nice juxtaposition to the bluebells

[Wendy]

brilliant 💜

[Rob Z]

Love your image and your word - and that you told us what it meant!! Now to remember it! :)

[Carole Sandford]

Beautiful image.

[Babs]

The tree looks as though it is walking

[Issi Bannerman]

Beautiful capture and nicely spotted.

[haskar]

Beautiful capture.

[Wendy]

I already commented and I already faved it. But upon seeing it again I must say I'm seeing a dragon eye and a skull. I like it even more. Well done. 🤍

[Junan Heath]

Beautiful shot!