The all important comma!
There I was working away, thinking that I was about to run out of ‘current’ images, when the clouds parted and a lowering sun lit the trees by the back wall of the garden. Thank you, thank you, thank you. So simple, just the wood of the Myrtle tree and a bit of afternoon sunlight, but it all seemed to be rather effective.
This first image really captures what I saw, so simple but beautiful in its own way.
This second image portrays the lovely golden colour of the light and bark combined, together with a bit more detail of the wood.
May be it is just me that thinks this is really effective, let me know what you think.
Meticulous Mick 
Thank you MM, always things turn up….
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Beautiful images! I have those same thoughts about running out of images, lol. I’m sure we all do. Nice save, MM!
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Simple is often very beautiful when it comes to photography. Love these 🙂
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It reminds me of some of your own Inga (hopefully you don’t see this as too much of a put down). Cheers Inga, good to see you around. MM 🍀
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I love the warm light in both images. The bark looks alive, like spring is coming. So very beautiful!
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Spring is definitely ion the way, crocuses and snowdrops are here already……many thanks for your comment, MM 🍀
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I’ve noticed that, in winter, I am also drawn to these simple shapes of trees and branches, and especially love to see their textures and any kind of lightplay that comes along.
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Simple can be the best – I am sure a read that kind of thing on your about, all those months ago……MM🍀
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Seeing that spot of golden light is like catnip for a photographer. I’ll put down what I’m doing to observe this beautiful winter light. Love the top image.
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Certainly here I think the low sun provides a much bigger window of good light than in the summer. Thank you for your comment once more. MM 🍀
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Yes, there is a definite warmth to the first images especially. Love it (as usual…. 😉 )
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You have excellent taste, Ms. D….oh…that could even be a pun…sort-of…maybe.
Whatever….I agree w/you on MM’s ability to capture the beauty in simple objects…
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Absolutely! Love the pun (is it weird that I get it?) You two are artists I enjoy very much.
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No…not weird at all…that’s the scary part!! I see that you’ve been stalking me……been too busy to sit down lately and look at your latest….will do this p.m. and write you on your site….as opposed to hogging MM’s space. Apologies, MM…
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Carry on like this and I will have to pay for the site due too the storage required………Seriously, good to see the banter out ladies…🍀
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A one-off, MM….thanks for the “let” of your space. Shan’t happen again…maybe, she said grinning. Take on the remainder of your day…now night! R.
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Can’t say shant, Jots… The opportunity shall surely arise in the not too distant future. Thanks for sharing your space MM! 💞
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👍
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Simply thank you Jots, 💚
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Thank you Dale, hope the weekend has brought a smile or two and a bit of laughter ‘n all. MM 🍀
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Absolutly did….plus a eicked hangover….damned fool am I playing with the big boys – ugh!
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Yep, 🍻💋
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Ha ha! Thanks😝🔕
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Beautiful warm tone!
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Thank you iosatel, really glad you like it having now seen quite a bit of your own work. MM 🍀
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I thought they were nice, but I’m not an expert.
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Just because my eye is the other side of camera does not make me an expert either – after all I am no Mona Lisa fan having seen it in the flesh. However, if you like it that is great and what counts. Personally I am pleased that I captured what I liked about it…..🍀
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Ultimately, this is what matters.
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Very bodily in a way. 😉
Cheers.
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I agree Malin, if you look carefully I think you can see yourself just about to jump out from behind the tree……😃
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Oh yes, I can picture myself there 😉
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I love the first image, MM.
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That is the view that caught me when I looked up. Thanks Vicki, hope you are good. MM 🍀
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