Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

April 18, 2010

A Tree Under The Tree


It's a boring day and no schedule for anything, so I grabbed the camera and walked on the park. I want to feel the nature again. The green color of the leaves and the different flowers are like uuhhhhh, can't find the right words to explain how I feel. I don't have any idea that this feeling would come to me that one day, I would truly appreciate nature at its simplest form, every pieces of it. Walking with God's creation around you is like walking with God himself, so relaxing.
While walking, I saw an "Acacia Tree" wondering why it looks a little pinkish from afar. I know the flowers of acacia are pink, however the flowers this time seem to be bigger and oh bigger. It totally caught my attention so I found myself walking near the tree. Wow, I saw a tree under the acacia tree and the flowers which I thought once belongs to the acacia are flowers of the tree under it (pardon me for using the word "tree"). I've taken 3 pictures again to show it from the smallest to the biggest image my camera could capture (pardon the pictures as well). You can click on the pictures to see a bigger image. Nature is really a wonderful blessing from God and I am glad that I am a fan of it now. I will end up today sharing a quotation from Anne Frank. The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens nature and God.

April 17, 2010

The Tree


This is the tree I'm craving to capture the last time but doesn't have my camera on hand. Below are 3 pictures, each taken in sequence and each one shows the tree closer and closer. I don't know the name of the tree, people are assuming that this is  a Cherry Blossom. I swear, if you could see it from aerial view, it looks a lot better. A description below each picture was provided (from my point of view).


The farthest picture I've taken. From afar it doesn't look like a tree but mere branches.




The second picture. No leaves shown but flowers are a little bit visible.



The nearest picture. The flowers are more visible however there were no leaves too. Ha-ha-ha, I thought it has leaves.