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Tribute to a Sycamore TreePosted by Larry Lefever (Lititz, United States) on 22 April 2010 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio. I photographed this sycamore in it's prime in my earlier days as a photographer. That was more than 25 years ago, and though I pass this way a few times a week, I rarely looked at it ... until this morning. The horses caught my eye, and the mist. But the soul of the image is a tree I had ignored for so many years. Even the horses agree. Many thanks for visiting and though I may not always reply to your comments, know that they are greatly appreciated. Please stop by and see more of my work at: http://www.lefeverphoto.com
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@Manola: Thanks, Manola @trilliana: Thanks, Trilliana. You're very kind and I'm always glad when I can brighten someone's day. @k@: Thanks, Karine. Even after all of these years of looking for images, I'm still surprised at how much I miss. I'm glad the horses were in the pasture this morning or I may have passed the tree by once again. @GJC: Thanks, GJC. You're very thoughtful. @Donald Reese: Thanks, Don. It really was a majestic tree in it's prime. @MARIANA: Thanks, Mariana. Your thoughts and comments are always special. I think this is one of my favorite finds this year. @danou-yepa: Thanks very much, dany. @Anita: Thanks, Anita. @Bettina: Only at 6 in the morning. ;-) @ordinaryimages: The one thing I can always trust is the wit of Jerry. Thanks! |