Twisted Beautifully
For this week’s photo challenge, Jan H. said, ”Β In nature, we rarely see straight lines. Organic materials tend to have natural curves to them.”
Mama Deer was watching me behind the twisted bushed when I was taking a photo of her kid.
Cardinal was hiding behind the twisted branches.
Nature curves are beautiful.
Ooooo, I love that last shot with the spider web.
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Thank you, Mary! This one turn out good. π
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So beautiful Amy, I love forest and its inhabitants : ) Thank you for sharing !
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I thought you might enjoy this series. Thank you for liking it. π
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Well seen ; )
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Delightful to see the moments in nature here, Amy–curves, yes, and you highlight the many tangles that surround us in the woods.
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Thank you, Jet. Not difficult to find curves in woods, where deer like to be. π
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You have a great way of presenting.
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Thank you so much for your compliment, Lulu! π
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Nice thanks for sharing
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Thank you, Kelly! π
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I love that Nature does not have our man-made straight lines. Lovely photos. π
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I do, too! Thank you for your lovely comment, Scifi. π
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You’re very welcome π
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All of these are really great. I have very little luck with catching birds in my photography. The shot of the cardinal is exquisite.
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Birds are hard to capture. Every once a while I get lucky. π
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Thank you for your delightful comment. π
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Some beautiful twists Amy, thank you for sharing! :o) xxx
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So glad I have a chance to share it with you, Xenia! Thank you so much. π
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So beautiful Amy!!!
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The deer really blends in with the surroundings. The Cardinal, not so much. You definitely live in a beautiful place.
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Thank you for your feedback, Patrick. This area has a long trail that connects 5 parks.
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Lovely lot of twisted Amy π
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Just catching up on reading after surgery, Amy. I’ll probably have to leave those I’ve missed
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Gorgeous gallery Amy
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Isn’t it amazing what nature creates Amy…and amazing you capture them so well.
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I remember a picture quite like the last one that prompted a poem… π
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Ah, a poem… will I have the privilege to read? π
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You did; it was a long time back though. π
I’ll try to find the link for it.
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I do remember quite a few poems you wrote, not sure which one that you are referring to. π No rush…
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It’s a wonderful place. As usual your photos are art. Thanks Amy.
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Thank you so much, CM!
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A beautiful presentation of nature’s curves, Amy!
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Nature curves are beautiful , indeed. Thank you, Helen! π
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So beautifully twisted,indeed!Loved the stare of Mama Deer,the gorgeous Cardinal with the showy plumage and the infinite magic of the green forest!Nature is a great artist,designer and architect,intriguing all her lines … β€ xxx
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So glad you enjoy the Cardinal image. I was really lucky to capture it. They rarely stand still. π
Happy to read your comment and thoughtful words, Doda! >3 xxx
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Thanks for appreciating my efforts to show you how much I enjoy your always interesting posts π You’re a precious & valued WP friend β€ xxx
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Natures curves are amazing and fascinating, Amy.
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