There is something incredibly beautiful and dramatic about trees unadorned by their leaves, especially when they are gnarled and twisted with age. Twisted in Arches National Park, Utah.
Twisted driftwood on the sands at Whitefish Point in Michigan.
Twisted in springtime at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois.
Twisted in autumn at Spring Valley Nature Center in Schaumburg, Illinois. The clouds seem to mirror the contortions of the branches.
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You have very interesting photos here…especially love the driftwood.
Thanks, Marianne! I often wonder how far these pieces of driftwood have traveled. They have such interesting shapes and textures.
I too thought that the driftwood was the pick of the bunch.
Thanks, Tom! I think that’s my favorite too.
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Art of Nature!!! Excellent finds!
Thanks, Indira! If there’s one thing that nature photography has helped me to do, it’s to look for the beauty in all things.
Love the Nature
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Hi,my dear friend,I take pleasure in nominating your blog for Liebster Award.
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Thank you!
I especially like the twisted driftwood. Trees are beautiful for their entire life and beyond, aren’t they?
I agree! Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting.