Tangled, too focused, not enough color.
Photographs can be self-portraits.
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Amazing capture. I shot something similar a year back. Your allusion to self-portraiture is apt.
This is my first time here (thank you, amuirin), you have a great eye.
I think your statement about self-portraits may be more true than we realize!
I love the lines that the trees make against the sky and snow.
Many faceted and coy would be a good additions to the description. You see many paths to the end of the picture, but enough is hidden so you cannot get a complete picture of the distant image.
Neat idea and yes, I can relate!
Well, I see a lot of art and originality and meaning in what you dub ‘tangles’. So there.
It really caught my eye. It so reminds me of how my days can feel at times. You have some great photos 🙂
Stevo ~ Welcome.
montucky ~ there’s a little self-portraiture in all our best work, I think.
lady p. ~ stark, very telling isn’t it?
gandalf ~ thanks, it’s great to have you visiting so often.
nicole ~ we are what we post??? is THAT true?
amuirin ~ you are a sweetie to not see all these tangles. 🙂
kritter ~ thank you for visiting.