Bare Branches

Lincoln Park has a lot of neat tree groupings that I've been photographing. The bare branches of these trees were intertwined which made for interesting patterns. I've been extremely busy this week so my commenting on your great photos has been a bit sporadic. Thanks for stopping by.

[Casablanca]

That is a really striking image. I love the bareness of the branches. Almost like nature's wire fencing!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is beautiful, Gloria.

[Diana]

A glorious capture, wonderful image. Fav

[tony gig]

Wonderful, should produce lots of bugs for the wildlife, great capture...Fav

[Margo Sayer]

These sort of branches are also very resistent. Paimpont Forest has many of this 'type' of tree and they do make a significant barrier for animals and humans.

[carol white]

A lovely autumn capture. Fav!! 😀

[John]

Seattle has so many beautiful parks!

[Maggiemae]

lovely with just a hint of green in the forest with such a clean floor!

[Babs]

Beginning to look very wintery.

[Call me Joe]

Beautiful abstract from mother N--fav:)

[Islandgirl]

Wonderful fall scene!

[Taffy]

It looks like they are holding hands (i.e., branches). Together, they form a lacy connection.

[Lynda McG]

Beautiful- fav

[Dione Giorgio]

Really beautiful image. Fav.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Great spot and plenty for the imagination to work on. The interlacing branches made me think of trails of gossamer threads I once saw across a field of grass.

[Lin]

Love this - fav!

[Gayle]

Awesome image! So interesting! :-)

[Vesna]

Fav!