The Monochrome Weekend explores black and white.
It's always hard to see a tree come down in the neighborhood - but fascinating to watch the process. He's about 20 feet off the ground.
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- Terri
- I've been retired since November, 2008. I've been spending lots of time taking photos, singing, and writing. Currently working on a historical fiction novel.. I highly recommend retirement!
13 comments:
Nice capture of a job I'm glad I don't have.
That's a great photo, but... I don't really like to see the trees being cut. ;)
Nice! I can do the same:-)
Wish you a blessed Christmas!
The process is fascinating. I watched them take away our pear tree a few months ago after a high wind damaged it beyond repair. Takes skill, judgment and guts to do a job like that.
Great picture.
Tree surgeons are brave people.
Interesting cut-out effect against the white sky.
Lucy
That looks dangerous!
I'm glad that's not me up there!
Nice capture Terri.
Terrific balance in this image, Terri. You have anchored your photograph firmly with the many strong vertical lines on the RHS and as the lumberjack leans further and further out the branches become less black and more fragile allowing us to appreciate the full danger of the job he is undertaking. Great to have the shards from the cut visible, too.
Health and happiness for 2010.
Gorgeous black and white. The overcast sky creates amazing contrast.
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And I thought Jason only liked my blog;)
I like the lines of the tree against the lighter shade of sky. Lots to interest the eye. Very nice.
Great shot of a dangerous job. I like the angle and the ambience.
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