It doesn’t hurt
to look
around at the height
the width the foreground to find
an angle hidden
at first now bursting
with stories and morning
light casting shadows sending
your senses on
an unexpected journey
My family visited Lassen National Park this past weekend, I was treated to a morning stroll through the campground with my boys. This is Summit Lake and this scraggly tree kept my interest for a while. As I walked away from the lake I noticed the sun beaming through the branches, I think it is my favorite of the three, how about yours?
This week’s challenge was thought up by a very talented blogger and one of my very first follows when I started this blog over a year ago, Shane Francescut. He writes for the blog, The Weekly Minute and his angles and ideas for images are worthy of a long look over. You can find more stories of multiple angles of the same subject, HERE.
The Shady Tree 
What a lovely looking park 🙂
Yes, Alex, this is a gem of a park. Beauty at every turn and volcanoes everywhere. We had a great time exploring 🙂
I love how you noticed the tree, wonderfully seen! And brilliantly capture!
Keep up the good work and happy Wednesday!
Tieme
Thanks so much, Tieme. Yes, that tree had a shape and look that I couldn’t take my eyes off. I really appreciate your comment!
You’re welcome, you deserve the attention!
Cheers,
Tieme
I couldn’t pick a favorite tree, Carrie. I like the way your poem moved me through the three photographs, allowing me to see what you saw; so you made each of them important to me.
I love that you can’t choose, Janet. I stole about 3 min maybe 4 away from my boys wandering the campground while their dad hiked to the top of Lassen Peak that morning. The light and mist off this lake was so beautiful. I love this Park, it was our first time here, we will go back again and again!