I wanted to go back to the lake side today, to show you the looks of the now pruned plane trees. But the storm low "lolita" brought strong wind gusts, winter thunderstorms, sleet and huge waves are crashing in. So it was definitely too dangerous to work on the trees. So it looks like they stopped in the middle of one tree and they will work on later. Imho, they do a great work, and do not cut the trees so much. BTW: I know that all of you living by the sea, think those are "baby waves". But for our lake, they are huge. ;-) And yes, I got wet (not the camera), while exploring how near I can get.
Here yesterdays calm lake: https://365project.org/mona65/365/2020-01-27
Mona, I'm learning processing and layers etc, could I copy your style in March for rainbow month ( I know, it's ages away but I'm a slow learner!) I Love the uniformity of your calendar month.
When I saw your picture of yesterday, I was really eager to see how you would manage to renew the interest of today's shot with the cut branches. What you have done to that end is a true lesson on composition, by changing the angle and the central subject, and by replacing the stillness of the couple and the coloured sign by the movement of the crashing waves. I am really admirative.
Oh love your wave and sillhouette trees!! Fav