rotten to the core and yet still a thing of beauty
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19 comments:
Nice design. Even in death a thing of beauty!
it is beautiful...and I see from the number of rings that it had a long life :)
I think I see fossils of animals in the design!
A wonderful picture to stimulate the imagination. There is beauty to be found everywhere.
Sunny :)
How much time into these rings...
How much story, and many stories, around this tree...
Beautiful!
lovely tree the rings show it had a long and good life ty for showing me the beauty of this tree from the inside out.
It may be rotten but the sjapes are lovely.
Melbourne Daily Photo
I had to look closely at this to see what it was! A beautiful sculpture - made by nature. Nice photo.
Three Rivers Daily Photo
You have such a good eye; I would have walked right by this thinking it was an eyesore!
But beauty is not only in the eye of the beholder but the one who can bring it to life...
Thanks! And I hope you have a wonderful week!
Great eye. I don't think, actually I know, I wouldn't have taken a picture of this, but it is a great capture.
The beauty only improves with age.
The giving tree . . . you found the beauty to show us.
I really like the comment of B_SQUARED!
I subscribe to the comment of Vogon Poet: what B_SQUARED said is absolutely faultless (let's keep our morale up...)!!
Each line meaning a year in a tree's life, i guess this one has a lot of stories to tell. Those lines are like wrinkles on an old people's face...
It can tell us a lot about the tree life and all time around.Cool perspective!
Léia
Great close-up, wonderful textures!
One thing I love about your posts, brattcat: the photos alone are beautiful and intriguing, but the captions add such pearls of wisdom, wit and/or humor, magnifying the photo's impact.
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