Sky Scraper BW

@Rahul: Once again, you are a great encourager. Thank you, Rahul.

@Cathie et Michel: many thanks for your kind words.

@ColNed Pictures: Thank you ColNed.

@Craiger: Glad you like the title; naming them is half the fun. Thanks.

@Inés: Merci, Ines.

@JED: I appreciate your comment today.

@HorseRotorVator: Thanks. I like your analysis of the branches direction; this tree was growing along the coast. I think it was the prevailing offshore winds and breezes that bent it in the general direction of "away" from the shore.

@Shahab: Thanks, Shahab.

@Rebel Streetshooter: Muchas gracias, mi amigo. I appreciate your dropping by anytime. And here's a shameless plug for your site today; the Bayou Homestead image is superior.

@Mingo: Gracias, mi amigo.

@Josh: Thank you Josh; glad you like this.

@Rebecca: Thank you for the nice things you say; I'm happy you also like the quote.

@Lorraine: Good thoughts. Thank you, Lorraine.

@MaryB: It always feel extra good when somebody gives me a "Wow!" Thank you for this today, MaryB.

@Josh: Yes, moody. Thank you for your thoughtful comments. Although this was captured in July, I felt the BW processing gives the sky a kind of stark, wintry look. Reminds me of Simon & Garfunkel's "A Hazy Shade of Winter" long ago song.

@alla: Merci. I appreciate your compliment.

@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thank you, Alfredo.

@Jen: Wow -- thank you, Jen.

@Shrig: Very nice response to this image; thank you Shrig. I am pleased that you like it.

@Nadine: Merci, Nadine.

@Ken McCoy: Always glad to hear from you Ken. Thanks much for your feedback, as always. :-)

@tyan: What a great way to describe this! Dancers! Thank you tyan.

@alex: Thanks; I liked today's image at your site. What were we thinking? Better yet, what is that gull thinking? ;-)

@Saed: Thank you Saed. I've been unable to connect with your site from here today so far; computer error message or something. Hope all is well.

@zoloper: Really good suggestion. Thanks. :)

@autem: You are kind; thank you autem.

@alex: Alex, I did -- and I am wondering about which tree that seagull on your site really likes best. Heh.

@Lost Valley: I like your description of this. Thank you, LV.

@Ryan: Yes, I guess this is a bit of a mystery tree at that. Many thanks for the nice compliment.

@Raye Michele: Thank you RM. The AM3 community at large is a very encouraging lot; I have appreciated all the help and insight and encouragement each has provided. And you are one of those for me today. Again, accept my thanks for coming by and commenting. :-)

@Rags: Thank you Rags. Blessings to you.

@Bumble: Wow. You do my pic a great honor to compare it to Tim Burton's work. Thank you very much for that kind of comparison.

@M.E.: I am happy this image evoked a feel of both mystery and beauty; they are both intertwined. Thank you.