When I got my first digital camera about 15+ years ago and began photographing landscapes in earnest one of my goals was to show beauty in everything. In the winter, except in the snow, of course, that is often when it is the most challenging.
I remember once my sister told me that the bare apple trees of winter were ugly. I told her she wasn’t looking at them right. It is, after all, all about perspective.
And some more winter pictures without snow.
Bare trees are ready for the promise of Renewal from Spring
Amazing Sunset highlights a bare tree
The Day After 
Great photos. I love bare trees – that is when you can see their differences in the way the branches are shaped.
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Yes!
Thank you Peggy.
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I So agree with you, and appreciate your outlook, Dawn. The bare trees are a piece of art. I also loved that you include the road in many of your photos. That is a message about forward too. Very nice. Thank you for coming along.
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Thank YOU!
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Hi dawn!
Guess what? I was scrolling the reader and opened this post without seeing the blog name – and I KNEW it was yours!
How cool is that
Your signature style was whispering to me
Anyhow – I like that bare tree and sunset one as my fav today – something about the colors and vibe
But great post with your word messages and the message from the image itself
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Thanks Yvette.
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🙂
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Hey Dawn – would you like to get together for lunch this month?
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Possibly. Email through my contact page and lets see if we can get our schedules to mesh.
https://lingeringvisions.wordpress.com/contact-us/
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Sounds good!
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Well chosen for the challenge Dawn. I agree with you, I love a bare tree. We see their complexity as well as their simplicity, and then we get to watch as they bud and flower. Nature at her finest!
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Indeed!
Thanks Tina.
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