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A stark contrast. I hope you’re staying out of the cold and enjoying the holiday period, Eliza.
Thank you, Kris. Only a week left to get it all done. I’m trying to stay centered. 🙂
Hopeful, because next year yummy, juicy, blackberries will be growing on those twigs!
Yes, indeed! Along with the barberry, a grouse’s perfect lunch. 🙂
It seems like such a sad and lonely picture….definitely silent. But, images like this one is what makes us spring so much:-)
Yes, it does express the stark beauty of winter and an expective waiting. Thanks, Stephanie. 🙂
I like to focus on the little buds forming in all the axils…a winter scene, but with the promise of spring.
Yes, all the perennials quietly wait out the winter season.
I really like this one Eliza. It has both a feeling of abstraction as well as a sweet affectionate feel. At least, that’s how it seems to me.
Thank you, Micheal. It makes me think of two friends leaning on one other, persevering/weathering the world together. 😉
Winter is here.
Yes, indeed.
It is very powerful picture, great. Silent but talk everything . Two thumb up
Thank you, Sarah. 🙂