"Low skies and bare trees, hardly a soul to be seen" - Midnight in Dostoevsky by Don DeLillo
Friday, December 4, 2009
"Low skies and bare trees, hardly a soul to be seen"
"Low skies and bare trees, hardly a soul to be seen" - Midnight in Dostoevsky by Don DeLillo
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8 comments:
Ah! this shot takes me out wayfaring in my mind.
The image is superb and I like the title very much.
great shot in the midnight.
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perfect shot esp. for the quote.
A pair of pincers on the lookout for wayward souls.
Bare trees in almost freezing temperatures = brr!
a really cool find, the b/w is great for this.
That's what b/w can do, ;-): this photo was taken in spring, blue sky, sunny day. But it's a dead tree inhabited with mistletoes and tree sponges and it looked winterly to me even then.
Julie, that is a nice metaphor for mistletoes!
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