Sitting on the creek, this old cypress is mostly dead. Nevertheless, it holds the Spanish moss swaying gently, but eerily in the breeze. To local mariners, it acts as natural creek marker dependably showing the turn to safely proceed northward.
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4 Comments
Ed, very very nice good compositional and gray seal balance!
Thanks for checking it out….
I'm liking this series Ed!
Thanks