Conga
by klkitchens

Comment:
I can hear the movement of his fingers, tapping out a beat, one movement, melding into the next, scarcely having left the movement prior. The movement shown really conveys the sound. Nicely cropped.

Squawk!
by TillyTiger

Comment:
Their sound is thunderous when in groups and yet, ever so peaceful when beside water...especially, the roar of waves, pounding over the beach. I can almost hear them as they squawk in an attempt to go after the food being thrown out for the masses. Bring out a lot of memories. Beautiful capture and fits the challenge well!

~ ~ Only God "Should" Make A Tree ~ ~
by Ja-9

Comment:
LOL...but, man loves to decorate them.

Broken But Unbowed
by hihosilver

Comment:
This reminds me of an old western movie set...really nice with the contrast and depth of b&w tones.

Living in the negative space
by iyadrally

Comment:
Wow, this is really nice! Really different! The color and textures of the sand and the single palm in the shot, against the blue sky should do really well. Nicely done!

Kinnikinic prairie
by undieyatch

Comment:
Love the color of the sky against the blueness of the snow!

Very Lonesome Tonight
by hlinnet

Comment:
Amazing, isn't it, to find a single tree, overlooking a city as though it's a guard for the city or, perhaps, a reminder of what we tear down to build our cities. Really nice capture. Seems a bit oversaturated with color but, the effects really make the shot.

Thanks For Catching Me
by npasel

Comment:
If a tree falls in a forest and there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? *smile* I'm not sure that this qualifies as a "single tree" but, I like that you captured a natural happening in nature that not too many of us really think about.

Prelude to a Storm
by Qiki

Comment:
Beautiful textures between the grass and the sky, the roughness of the grass and the soft texture of the clouds. Makes one want to rest under that tree on a hot day!

To get dark in loneliness
by La_Dama

Comment:
I love the colors in the clouds! I think that since there was very little of the ground in the shot, perhaps, having cropped off the remaining bit may have focused solely on the upper branches of the tree? (I'm commenting only)