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What a terrific shadow shot for the day! Really interesting sculpture! I love it! Hope you and your family have a great day!
Sylvia
You did a great job of positioning the living tree in your composition. To my mind, that’s the difference between a snapshot and a photograph.
The negative cut-out makes a perfect frame for the Positive tree.
Nice artsy photo.
You did a great job of turning the negative into a postive.
☼ Sunny
Very cool! I love this kind of thing.
Peace,
Gina
Brilliant, wonderful sculpting and photography!
Nice!
Just catching up on your blog today.
Great shadow shot and great tree shape in sculpture.
Nice shot of an interesting sculpture.
Cool capture! Love this.
Why does it have to be negative? Can’t we turn it into a positive? I’m not a fan of negative-it reminds me of my mom. =)
Gorgeous shot!
My shadow shot, please come by when you have a chance.
no leaves
on negative tree—
still it thrives
SSS: Dragonflame
Great shot! Sometimes, it isn’t bad to do negativity that turns to positivity.
Job well done…
Happy SSS…
Great capture! That’s an original subject too.
Wonderful Shot.
Thank you visiting.