Today I’m participating in the A Word A Week Challenge. This week’s theme is “frame”. I encourage you to click on each photo to see a larger view. If you like what you see, please subscribe to this blog to receive updates of the new photos I post, usually 3 to 5 times a week.
I recently took these two pictures while walking in a San Diego County park. They show the same tree branches arching over the path, but I took each picture from one side of the path. I think I like the first one better but I’ll let you chime in.
A Word A Week Photo Challenge – Frame – tree branches curling over walking path
Tree branches create opening over walking path
This is another walking trail in a different county park. I love how the leaning tree branches and tree trunks frame the downhill path.
Tree branches leaning over the walking path
I like the framing created by this wooden fence right on the edge on the walking path, especially when it’s lined with wildflowers.
Wooden fence and spring wildflowers in San Diego
Wisteria behaves like an invasive tree if you give the vine the space and the structure it needs to grow on. I loved photographing these beautiful wisteria blooms hanging from the wooden frame. Here are a few photos of wisteria flowers from further to closer.
Wisteria blooms on a large wooden frame
Wisteria in bloom on wooden trellis
White and purple wisteria flowers
Finally, here’s a mama panda bear who doesn’t mind being framed to pose for a picture.
Giant panda bear at the San Diego Zoo
Nice frames, Milka 🙂 I like them.
Thank you, Jo. I’m glad you like my photo choices.
You found some great framed photos!!! 🙂
Thank you, very much, Cee!
Love the fence with wildflowers and the close-up of the wisteria. But, seriously, anything with green leaves and blossoms would do the trick for me, right now, as we are waiting for this winter to move on and make way for spring!
I’m not sure about being to share a lot of natural green from here since we’re in the middle of a drought (even with all the rain we’ve been getting today). But in the well irrigated places, you can definitely find blooms this time of year. I hope your spring makes up for a long and cold winter.
Great photos! I wish I had wisteria growing in my garden. 🙂
Thank you! I understand wisteria is highly invasive so it could take over your garden in a few years. It’s still beautiful when it blooms though. It’s just too bad the blooms only last a few weeks.