Yesterday I visited a wonderful garden filled with many northern hemisphere specimens – I don’t know what this tree was but the trunk and bark where wonderful! A macro abstract of this ‘eye’ in the trunk which made me think of a Dragon’s eye… 🙂
A Dragon’s Eye?!
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Good shot et great imagination! 😉
Thank you very much 🙂
This tree has amazing bark! Great photo
Thanks Bridgid, you can’t beat nature for wonderful textures.
Wow! Not just the eye but the amazing skin of the dragon. How keen is your vision to spot this, truly a wonderful eye you have.
I thought you might like this one 🙂
Good eye (on you and the tree) – yes there is a reptilian look to this eye.
Thanks as always – yes the texture reminded me of scaly skin.
You got it!
I don’t recognise him. A distant relative perhaps? Nice sighting. 🙂
Lol, yes maybe a country relative 🙂
It takes a good one to see a good one. And yours is!
Thank you Gary, that is a compliment coming from a fellow ‘tree face seer’ 🙂
Yes I see it 🙂 What a wonderful find Lisa!
This tree would be now referred to as Wizard Wood – that which once was a dragon – from the stories of Robin Hobb.
Love the way you see things 🙂
Thanks Robyn, I love that idea of a Wizard Wood 🙂
She tells a fabulous imaginary tale 🙂
Still so taken by this shot Lisa… great ‘seeing and capturing’ from you and a fun imagination. Love it!
this one would go with my old dragon toes tree!! Wonderful texture and imagination Lisa!!
Thank you as always 🙂
Oh it is a dragon’s eye or a lizard. Wonderful! 🙂
Late reply sorry – glad you liked it 🙂
The magic of nature beautifully captured Lisa
Thanks Jude, nature never fails to delight and surprise!
Yes, certainly, dragon’s eye – with bushy green eyebrows maybe. And I love the slightly washed out and certainly wrinkled, painterly look of this, you’ve done it very well. Here we are still warm!!! >>> out in the sun was like summer today, and temperature records for Halloween may well be broken – but the cold is forecast as on its way rapidly! Adrian
Thanks Adrian. We are warming up but spring has a nasty tail end – a late frost forecast and I have planted out so many tender veggie seedlings 😦