Holy crap, yes. And they’re achingly beautiful.
I LOVE this time of year, when summer’s lush bounty is g.o.n.e. Dried up like so many flowers past their bloom.
When the gaudy colors of fall have fallen and faded.
And a few hardy new shoots live on underneath the decay.
When everything is stripped away and it’s the sheer simplicity of light and shadow and frost on the meadow
causes the breath to catch in wonder at the sight of a single tree.
I am so grateful for the beauty all around me. And for that I give thanks.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! And if you live where this is not a holiday for you, I am more than happy to eat some pie in your name. Because I will do anything for my best best BEST beloved readers (smiley face emoticon here)
xoxoxo
Susan
Technical infor: Camera, iphone 5c. Photos edited in Snapseed app. Not rocket science, just arty fun.
I sure like the way you see!
There is something wonderful that happens
once the life leaks out, isn’t there….kind of
like they become sculptures,
another kind of beautiful.
Thanks for sharing and making me smile:)
-Jennifer
Jennifer Richardson recently posted..By the blaze….
“…another kind of beautiful…”
I sure like the way you paint with words, Jennifer!
xo
Soooo beautiful! I love things in states of arrested decay…your photos capture their beauty perfectly.
Thank you, Michelle. 🙂
Beautiful-arty photos. I love this time of year too! Have a happy happy thanksgiving!
xxoo
Judy Shreve recently posted..Feeling Grateful
Thanks, Judy! I think the stripped down beauty of late autumn strikes the same chord in me that the desert does, it makes me reach inside for the basics. I love it.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
xoxo
I love an eye that can see overlooked beauty! Have a wonderful, beauty-filled Thanksgiving!
I was thinking about this today, Bonnie, and I came to the realization that Andrew Wyeth was a big influence on me even when I was a kid. I was always drawn to the bare basics of his landscapes. My work is nothing like his but my eye came to see beauty in the most ordinary things.
Happy Thanksgiving back atcha! xo
I can see that……..especially with these photos here! 🙂