Very erotic. You’ve captured the human form in nature.
Thanks Ed. It was a curious somewhat-cubist semblance to a female form that caught my eye here, especially when seen in that bright patch of sun. I thought of Edward Weston’s pepper immediately, a picture which I’ve always admired, and similarly suggests a female seen from behind.
Here’s the link to Weston’s wonderful image (taken 90 years ago):
Still alive, struggling and striving, does not care about the changed appearance. The life force shines and we wonder what happened once upon a time.
A superb reading…many thanks Hans. You might want to look at my response to Ed Hall above as well…Weston’s pepper definitely an inspiration.
I can see why, fantastic b&w.
I remember looking at old trees when I was young and being sure some had human spirits frozen into them, this really has that quality! Age, strength and beauty..
I hear you Cath– that uncanny connection with specific trees during those earliest years of childhood. Those memories can be quite durable, it seems… the best kind.
JOHN TODARO 
Very erotic. You’ve captured the human form in nature.
Thanks Ed. It was a curious somewhat-cubist semblance to a female form that caught my eye here, especially when seen in that bright patch of sun. I thought of Edward Weston’s pepper immediately, a picture which I’ve always admired, and similarly suggests a female seen from behind.
Here’s the link to Weston’s wonderful image (taken 90 years ago):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper_No._30
Still alive, struggling and striving, does not care about the changed appearance. The life force shines and we wonder what happened once upon a time.
A superb reading…many thanks Hans. You might want to look at my response to Ed Hall above as well…Weston’s pepper definitely an inspiration.
I can see why, fantastic b&w.
I remember looking at old trees when I was young and being sure some had human spirits frozen into them, this really has that quality! Age, strength and beauty..
I hear you Cath– that uncanny connection with specific trees during those earliest years of childhood. Those memories can be quite durable, it seems… the best kind.
Excellent!
Thanks Harrie – good to hear from you 👍🖐