Amazing Ballerina Tree and the beautiful makeup mirrors!
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Wow! Just look at this picture I’ve just stumbled upon. (If you know who holds the copyrights please let me know, I’d certainly like to learn more about this unique tree) Isn’t this beautiful? I think it’s funny because I can usually spot a human figure in the trees, which other people normally can’t. In my perspective, most trees really look like someone doing a headstand, with the upper torso buried in the ground. Hovewer this is obviously a particularly graceful tree, which is instead doing a ballet move. Quite beautiful, isn’t it? If you want to look as graceful get yourself one of those makeup mirrors; do whatever you like, just remember true beauty does not require mirrors!
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did you find out who owns copyright on ballerina tree?
it sure is beautiful
Unfortunately no, otherwise I’d be happy to give credit. I’m also curious where this tree is located; If someone finds out who shot this picture, please let me know!
wow.
Hello,
I took this picture in my friends back yard. I own the copyrite. Glad you like it.
Carol Fraser
Mrs. Fraser,
I’m glad you found this page! I think it’s a noteworthy Slice of Life, because you succeeded in getting a snapshot of something quite beautiful that most people probably go by without noticing! In all truth, this is what I propose with the motto “a daily reminder why we like it here.”
If I was giving out prizes, I’d gladly get you one… Let’s make it a no-prize for the time being :-/
By the way, could you tell me where this tree is located? I’d very much like to provide further details on the post.
All the best,
P.
Hello P.
I took this photo in pitch darkness. My friend and I were outside in her backyard near Vernon BC trying to capture photos of ORBS. (little balls of energy) I used a flash and took a good number of pictures. When I took this one the flash illuminated her (the tree) trunk. I can’t take credit for spotting this beautiful creature because I couldn’t see it in the dark. I do, however have the copyrite to the photo as I did take it. I find it difficult to take credit for pictures that I take of nature as it is a gift to everyone. I prefer to thank Mother Earth for affording me the privilege of capturing the image with total innocence and abandon-so that I could share it with those seeking inspiration. As for a logo I would use: “Illumination dispels the illusion.” Thank you for crediting me for this picture. I appreciate the opportunity to share….
Carol
Carol,
Being a gardener I am totally in love with this tree. I would love to talk to the owner of this and ask her how this tree came to being. I would also love to go there and look at it. I am just overwhelmed with her beauty! Please any additional information on her would be so greatly appreciated
Thank you