I was cleaning out my Blogger photo folder when I spied some fairly recent photos that I ordinarily would have deleted by now, had I posted them. I had to question whether I had posted them and then forgotten to delete them or whether I had forgotten to post at all.
Although I suspected that I hadn't posted, I really didn't know for sure. What with also posting to Flickr and FB, I tend to lose track of what I have done where and when. That's why I like to delete those photos once I have used them, and I have three separate folders to help me keep track.
A scroll through recent blogs revealed that I hadn't posted them, so now I will. Oddly enough, when you consider that most of my photos have been blue hour morning shots, these were taken during evening's golden hour. Evening! Can you believe it?
About a week prior to returning with the camera, I had noticed some interesting light on a tree as I was passing by. After some time, and somewhat surprisingly as well, that memory kicked in*, and I headed over with the camera at around 6 o'clock. I couldn't find a clean composition from my original point of view from the car, but I wandered about and did get this photo with the tree at the end of the walkway.
That one ↑ showed the long caving path, which I liked. The next photo ↓ is closer, and reveals the tree more.
Finally, I took a close one of just the branches and the leaves. It's probably my fave of this little shoot – just lines and colour.
Nice photo story of the tree. I think I like the 2nd photo, but oh a curving path leading the eye & the imagination always gets bonus points. Glad you found to share.
ReplyDeleteThese are golden hour golden for sure, AC.
ReplyDeleteI am also a fan of the second photo, but they are all good.
ReplyDeleteFor once I disagree with your choice of #1 photo. I prefer the first one ... mainly because of the lovely path that leads to the water and highlights the different trees.
ReplyDeleteI like the last one very much!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great photos...so glad your memory kicked a bit in your cranium to go looking for them! Isn't it fun getting to these golden years?
ReplyDeleteSuch good photos! Light is so tricky to do justice to.
ReplyDeleteI like the lighting and composition of them all. I try to delete my blogger folder as well, so that I don't repeat myself. I od have a whole folder of photos labeled Sun on wood and trees.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised the last photo touched me on some emotional level which I can't explain.
ReplyDeleteI can't keep track of your photos, but these of the tree look very pretty. I love the yellow.
ReplyDeleteYour grandkids are so cute in the photos in your previous post. Blessings!
I love all of them but especially the second photo. The light is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI like these.
ReplyDeleteAll are nice, the last one especially.
ReplyDeleteI love the curve of that tree!
ReplyDeleteThat's a unique tree. I like the second one the best--close to focus on it but not too close. I like seeing how far down the branch is to the ground. :)
ReplyDeleteI totally FORGET that I've posted about a topic before and will rewrite about the same thing. And then, I just hope people have forgotten too.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely park!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely picture you have clicked lets keep these beautiful pictures in a lovely photography folders
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