Ever deeper
sharpening my view of everything
I can easily lose myself in
the ever entrancing details
of you
** This post is part of the Weekly Photo Challenge. This week’s theme is “details” and you can find many more HERE.
If you follow this blog then you know I am more than obsessed with the details. I love to spend time nose deep in flowers, on the forest floor and really where every my eye takes me. I spend most of my time at the end points of my aperture trying to capture the details of how close I can get and how far I can see. I found this beautiful weathered pine cone in Lassen National Park while backpacking recently.
The Shady Tree 
Stunning.
Thank you, Cee. I held this pine cone in my hand for a long time studying and enjoying the tattered beauty.
Beautiful picture, Carrie. 🙂 I would never have guessed it was a pine cone! I spend most of my time photographing at the end points of my aperture, too.
I love the end points 🙂 It was a unique view and at the end of its life. Fun to enjoy!
amazing image and perfect words.
I need to photograph more pine cones. They are so interesting! Thank you, Cybele. Always lovely to hear from you.
🙂
Love the composition of this frame
Thank you for noticing, Arv! I really appreciate it. It was a lovely view.
It sure was
Until my eye moved to the end points, I didn’t realize I was looking at a pine cone, yet I relished the details. Then as I read your explanation, I realized that, once again, we mirror each other. As a reader and writer, details fascinate me, perhaps more than any other aspect of writing. I love it when I unearth the perfect details for a topic.
It doesn’t surprise me that you and I enjoy details for a similar reason. I studied this withered pine cone for quite a while one morning while backpacking in Lassen National Park. It caught my eye as I walked past. I’m so happy to read that you enjoy it too!