Wordless Wednesday – Ceanothus walking– #WordlessWednesday
In this blog I share my photographs, photography tips and some thoughts and insights about photography
In this blog I share my photographs, photography tips and some thoughts and insights about photography
It is all about the light 
You did a good job conveying a sense of torsion and also movement (walking).
The only Ceanothus I know from Austin is a small shrub, so I had to look online to find that “C. arboreus and C. thyrsiflorus, both native to California, can be small multi-trunked trees up to 6–7 metres (20–23 ft) tall.”
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The shrubs I photographed are in the local arboretum….
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I’m guessing the truck of a tree? Although it could also be some material being twisted to get rid of water.
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The trunk of Ceanothus, a shrub/tree from California
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yup, mid-stride!
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The flow and drape in the wood is beautiful. It reminds me of harem pants; I easily can imagine someone striding down the street with the garment accentuating their movement.
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I now can see that too 😉
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Definitely feels like a sculpture. Interesting.
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Thank you.
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