Tree hugger

I think I will be alone but I really like this.
Yashica D, hand processed, scanned.

[Elytra]

This is really cool. I love the repeating shapes and textures and how the human forms mesh with the nature forms.

[Shirley]

I think it's a great shot.

[Graeme Stevens]

I like it, so sadly you're not alone

[PhotoCrazy]

Haha, nice capture!!

[Wylie]

ha ha funny shot.

[Kelly]

nope. not alone -- love it!

[Louis A. Sousa]

Tree hugger.

[Ute Reckhorn]

I like it, but I would love to see a tighter crop. I find the bright spots in the upper right and left corner a little distracting. i really like how the hanging limps blend in with the curvy lines of the tree.

[Lou]

Reminds me of Arno's work. I like it.

[Julie Duncan]

It's intriguing, and I like it! :)

[Anna]

Creative! Very good, I like it in black and white.

[Spanner]

@californialover thank you Ute for the suggestion. With my film shots I am desperately trying not to edit them in any way so I don't crop or adjust whenever possible. Otherwise it defeats the purpose for me. You are right this would probably be better cropped but I just cannot do it. Does that sound daft?

[Spanner]

@seanna thanks Anna. It is film so is shot in Black and white. Hope you have had and are having a nice holiday season.

[Rosan]

I like it too.

[Ute Reckhorn]

@spanner no it doesn't at all. It's certainly a valid approach. I was just thinking loud :)

[Anna]

@spanner Thanks for explaining...much I know about film! :/ Thank you...I hope the end of your year is going well for you!