This old tree is in Riverside Park just as you enter at 79th Street
I took this after it snowed just before Christmas.
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Wow.. that's a beautiful low-sweeping branch. Sweeping Beauty. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and so quiet and peaceful feeling that it almost (almost) makes me miss snow.
ReplyDeleteI can see paths starting to form in the snow underneath the tree-or were they there before?
ReplyDeleteA cold, but beautiful day in the park.
ReplyDeletebent but not broken
ReplyDeletelovely old tree
as the twig is bent so grows the tree. You captured it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThat is one determined tree...a true New Yawker;)
ReplyDeleteDaryl, is it YOU, or my EYES that are playing tricks on me??? This isn't a color picture, is it, and yet I swear I see muted greens and browns. Perhaps I've finally lost my mind.
ReplyDeleteIn any case, I love the shot. Oh and...
I love you, too. :-)
I bow to the god of snow.
ReplyDeleteLove the effect of the snow on your blog while looking at a picture of snow - makes me feel like I'm looking out of a window.
It looks like an arched entranceway into a winter wonderland. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteyou could tie a hammock up to that lovely tree :) of course in the Spring/Summer not the dead of Winter ^..^
ReplyDeletehave a lovely afternoon. it's raining here...rained all night.
I love snow covered trees. Pretty shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. I'm always transfixed by the snow here, and when it lies on branches like this, it's really pretty. Am still waiting for a real snow storm though, this winter has been disappointing.
ReplyDeleteBella :)
Oh wow, that is amazing. I want to see it ?
ReplyDeleteI'm saying gruyere at that photo of you with your new camera! Thinking of you!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful but your snowy weather makes me shiver !!!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Say Gruyere? I LOVE that! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with the comment that said the snow effect on your blog coupled with the snow in the pic is like looking out a window. I like the way this picture makes me feel a little lonely, but also a little warm inside...if I were to put music to this picture, it would be "Our Winter Love" by Bill Pursell. Perfect for this picture, in my opinion. :)
Now I miss snow!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
It is beautiful Daryl!
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Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter scene. Looks like an etching.
ReplyDeletemesmerizing, D!
ReplyDeleteAloha,
Comfort Spiral
The image almost looks monochrome.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
But brrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it always bent like that? SUrely the snow didn't do it.
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Stunning find!!!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous! Puts a face on the expression "bend but don't break". Love it a lot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm voting for Sea Shanty. You?
I love trees that decided not to grow straight up.
ReplyDeleteThis picture is beautiful Daryl. What a heavy load of snow for that beautiful branch to hold, and yet it does so eloquently =)
ReplyDeleteLove it, just feels so wintry.
ReplyDeleteIt could almost make me wish I lived in a more wintry land.
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