Motion

At this moment there is a storm raging over our country. The larix in our garden, a respectable old tree planted around 1925, was moving in the wind. I hope this collage gives you a sense of the movement I saw.
In the photo on the right you can see a broken branche hanging by its finger tips. Such a branch has a diameter of a wrist and the length of 3 a 4 meters. Of course I hadn’t a camera in my hands when it sailed to the ground.
This challenge was set by Caroline.

[Jacqueline]

@chejja Hi Caroline, Here is one collage for the challenge you set me.

[Caroline]

@jacqbb Oh, I really like it. Challenge well met. Maybe state clearly up front in the description that you were challenged was to capture movement so people can see how well you met the challenge. Nicely done.

[Casablanca]

Love it! Crazy wind here too. Currently still 80 mph in our garden!

[Susan Wakely]

Great sense of movement. Storm Eunice is sweeping the U.K. today.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

it does, great way to show it! stay safe 💚

[Diana]

It certainly does, I hope it survives.

[Carole Sandford]

Definitely does!

[Richard Sayer]

Very evocative triptych - hope you're keeping safe

[Rob Z]

That's so very effective - a wonderful idea.

[Delwyn Barnett]

That is certainly an effective way to show movement - plus the colour of the stormy sky behind the tree.

[Valerie Chesney]

Oh Yes! A real sense of "blowin' in the wind.

[Lou Ann]

Lovely motion triptych.

[Jacqueline]

@louannwarren @happysnaps @dkbarnett @robz @vignouse @carole_sandford @ludwigsdiana @koalagardens @wakelys @casablanca @chejja Thank you all for your great comments and fav’s!
We had some damage in the garden, a big piece of a very old hedera bush landed in the garden of our neighbors ( no other damage than to itself) and the larix shed a lot of its smaller branches.

[Jacqueline]

@photogypsy Thank you so much!