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Some of the oddist things aren’t really odd at all, but are quite mundane in the wonderful ways of the world. These wonders of nature that just appear out of a photograph, seem as if they are just there for us mortals to see…and appreciate.
(All photographs included in this post are © Sometimes, 2016)
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magic to look for
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Great photos for this week’s odd ball. 😀
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thanks. I love the one of the tree branch turned horizontal.
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Impressive photos. In the second photo, it looks as if the earth is winking.
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I saw that when I went back to look again…these knots are interesting but a big nuisance when mowing the lawn!
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Oh, those are pretty cool looking trees. I like the last one. It looks like a person or something with arms! 🙂 Good photos!
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every time I see your picture I think of a small pic I have of my oldest daughter when she was about 9 years old…her hair, and the blue dress remind me a lot of you…of course I see that you aren’t a child…its just the thumbnail impression
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oh it does…the lighter part does resemble a creature with arms, I didn’t notice that as apart from the top part. I do have a lot of trouble with photos being clear, I have a slight tremor.
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Nice gallery!
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thank you, and welcome!
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