Resilience
A photo made near my home, the subject of which shows signs of age and the scars of some hardship, but is still living and growing.
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Yes, nature is amazing how it seems to survive. Nor does it seem to care about whether is is a thing of beauty or not. It just is. I have much to learn from nature.
You’re right, Monte. There’s a certain honesty to and about nature.
Makes me realize we are no different from anything else in nature. We all show signs of age and scars of hardship in the way or another.
At the core, you’re right, Howard. Except we have our vanities and often try to be something more or different.than we are, which has been made easier with social media. ;-)
I really love old trees with a lot of character. Great photo Earl!
Thank you, Mark. Trees like this always catch my attention; their character is a great way to describe this..