I can't say what the rest of the week will bring since I'm writing this on March 1st but the forecast is calling for lots of rain.
Of course I had to take a picture of the tree in my back yard. This may be the most photographed tree ever.
Then I asked my messages app to redo the photo without the buildings, just the tree looking lonely and isolated.
I love bare trees like that! Good luck with the weather. ❤️
ReplyDeleteOh no, snow! But that's a beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteThe edit is wonderful! Love the tree...
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
I like the one without the buildings much better. and NO HUMANS is good also, except of course the one with the cell phone.
ReplyDeleteIt's very clever the way apps can do that. Hope it warms up for you soon.
ReplyDeleteThe tree in a bare landscape looks very regal.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is a pretty tree. All those tiny trees, so many of them! Are they what divides the boundary between your house and the new building? Gosh, they will be so awfully crowded when they grow bigger.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Ann!
ReplyDeleteMarch came in like a lion I hope and purr she leaves like a lamb...
ReplyDeleteThat tree is very photogenic no matter the weather
Hugs Cecilia
I do love bare trees and the silhouettes against the moody sky.
ReplyDeletegreat app. for doing this.
Sue
That was a beautiful edit - sorry about the snow!
ReplyDeleteOur snow has mostly melted again here, but we could easily get more, too.
ReplyDeleteI like the tree on its own.
ReplyDeleteNice picture without the buildings!
ReplyDeletethat's a great tree, it deserves to be photographed in every season!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a stunning tree! Here's to spring coming to a yard near you.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great tree and the picture without the background is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the snow. That tree really looks great with the background gone.
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