down under too BOTH SIDES

I've looked at rocks from both sides (of the world) now....

And I see as many illusions in the rocks as I do in the clouds.

At first I thought the stick got in my way, but I would not have done it any differently.

PS, A little bit of grass always helps the final effect. 8~)#

That is the question??? I've always been torn with the question, "Should I move an object out of the scene, or capture it just like I found it?" I'm glad you left the twisted wood in the shot too. Wonderful juxtaposition of rock material with very interesting colors. Lovely composition.

Shawn..."a little bit of grass always helps the final effect"...? Doesn't mean the same to me that it used to! lol

 

Philip...I, like you, have posed that question. But in the end I think it is in the imperfections that we find beauty.

Linda, nor does it mean the same to me anymore, but that little clump of grass in your image adds much to it, and allowed me to add a tongue-in-cheek comment.

I am deeply in love with that one little white pebble ...

And Lee, did you notice the heart at the bottom?

and I think there may be another just under that one...hearts and rainbows...always !

Don't get all mushy on us! LOL! No, Linda - I had missed it, so thanks for pointing it out. I was SOOO mesmerized by the pebble!

Keen & sharp observation to have capture this. 2 different sides, 2 different view, but one united charm.

Very well seen indeed. I think if we pulled the wooden thing, the two sides would split apart.

Keen observation, Howard...the string on a popper!

Move objects out of the image? I just mentioned to Jayme that I often clone out food on my nephews faces (which always seems to be there) and she said that she often likes to leave it in for the character that it adds to the image. Yeah.

 

This little piece of wood adds character. :-) I love the different rocks, too. Well seen!

Nature is beautiful! Life is beautiful! This is truly beautiful composition of nothing, that is made to something!