Between Two (or more) Trees

its Sunday and a relaxed day always! Whether going to church or staying inside and not doing anything!
Later at sundown the clouds were very temporarily dramatic.
I had to allow this corner of the neighbour’s roof to be in it to balance the photo.
Three Good Things;
1. Chatted to our son in Japan. Glad he is getting good medical advice with Poly myalgia. Steroids make their mark.
2. His father-in -law died and the funeral is quite unusual according to their religion. Jay kept talking about dropping the bones in the wrong place. Naughty!
3. A new salad using Gado sauce - peanut!

[Casablanca]

This is a fascinating image.

[*lynn]

I agree, a fascinating image

[Linda Godwin]

Very interesting

[Pat Knowles]

Loving the little sprays of leaf....you are quite high up aren't you? Beautiful view, you could never tire of that! Sounds a very interesting conversation on the telephone! I'm sorry he has that nasty affliction though.

[Maggiemae]

@happypat It was Facetime, Pat so we could chat and view at the same time - almost like being there!

[Pam Knowler]

A great view and interesting processing! Polymyalga is a horrible condition- one of my friends has it. I hope he can get relief from the pain. Taking steroids long term is not good.

[Maggiemae]

@pamknowler They are working on alternatives over there in Japan, Pam. Thank goodness. He's been on steroids for over 5 years!

[Judith Johnson]

Your picture is just lovely. Full of atmosphere

[summerfield]

very nice play of the clouds and the colours, too. i get to see something like this also from my living room. all kinds of weather in a matter of minutes. aces on the shot, my friend.

[Bep]

Fascinating picture.

[Taffy]

I like how this plays with our minds as we sort out the trees and clouds sandwiching the sunset.

[Maggiemae]

@taffy sandwiching is a good word, Taffy - its the filling that was the colour and focus!

[Margo Sayer]

Looks great... as if darkness is lifting, rather than falling.

[gloria jones]

Neat framing and colors

[KWind]

Wow... so dramatic!

[Daisy Miller]

Dramatic shot.

[Lou Ann]

This is amazing. I love the silhouettes and the gorgeous, rich colors.

[FBailey]

Fabulously dramatic

[Marnie]

A rather intriguing shot, love the colours and sense of mystery.

[Maggiemae]

@golftragic Thanks Marnie - its a spur of the moment shot. Sometimes it works and sometimes it is not what you want! The neighbours house was in the way and I can't remove it - might get arrested!

[Marnie]

@maggiemae Can't have that. Our neighbour's roof has butted in on some of my shots at times. Darned nuisance.

[Dawn]

Fabulous colours , it can be annoying with roofs

[Maggiemae]

@Dawn Thanks for your comment, Dawn - did you know you can spell roof - plural - as roofs or rooves?

[CC Folk]

The dramatic sky looks like a shade being drawn down on the night! Very interesting capture!

[Maggiemae]

@gardenfolk It does too, Ms CC! A very nice comparison and thought!

[Dione Giorgio]

The sky looks very dramatic. Love the lower part with the varying colours.

[katy]

Amazing colors and silhouettes

[Al Bailey]

Such a dramatic sky!
Polymyalgia is not a nice condition. Glad your Son is getting medical advice on it.

[Ann Williams]

Wonderful colours, full of drama and mystery.

[Margaret Brown]

A great capture love the light and colours.

[Maggiemae]

@willowdragon He has to go to the hospital once a month to get blood tests done. There has been no improvement unfortunately but they are working on different medications.