I may just have to do a series of posts of the Yoga Tree in her various seasonal outfits; I’ll have to think how I want to organize it, but for now…here’s a little taste!

Photo Oct 28, 7 17 17 AM
Yoga Tree in Autumn

As you can tell from this image, she’s progressing in dropping her leaves, which have beautiful shades of color at this time of year.  It’s almost, as if she is stretching out of a slumber that was induced by the blanket of leaves that she carried during the Spring and Summer months.

Looking forward to hearing what you think of this image!

42 responses

  1. Oh! She is beautiful!

    1. Thank you. This is one of my favorites of her with foliage, as the colors are stunning.

      1. You are lucky to have such a photogenic tree at such easy access. Can’t wait to see what she looks like in other seasons.

      2. Yes, she is a true blessing! There will be lots more coverage, as I have well over 1,000 images of her 🙂

  2. Lovely photo. And a great name to go with it. Looking forward to seeing more photos of the Yoga Tree.

    1. Thank you! Yes, she is most definitely my favorite tree.

  3. I love yoga tree!

    1. She is rather special!

      1. Amazingly symbolic. One can imagine a Greek nymph running from a pursuing god, calling to a goddess for help and being turned into this tree.

      2. Interesting thoughts! I like the idea…now I just have to come up with the right name for this poor nymph.

      3. Hmmm. 20000-NAMES.COM: Female Greek Names, Page 1 of 3–meaning …
        http://www.20000-names.com › female_greek…

      4. Phillida might work… Daphne and Phyllis don’t do it for me.

      5. I like the A names.

      6. How about Akantha? It means thorn.

      7. I do like that name. It has a ring to it that will stab when you least expect it 🙂

  4. I think she is so beautiful and I hope she has a long and lovely life. But I remember you said something about the area near by – that there may be something that could endanger her. I hope not. However, she will be immortalized in your beautiful photographs.

    1. Thank you. I’m keeping an eye on what is happening, and it appears that they are staying well away from the road, which is what she is close to. Let’s hope for the best. She is an interesting tree anyway, as she grew around a discarded oil tank (typical on a farm), which contributed to her shape.

      1. Oh, good to hear. And, she’s like us, we grow around the obstacles in our way – with any luck!

  5. Yoga tree is watching us! What is it on her side on the rocks? I would like to come near an touch the bark , see the colors.

    1. That is a discarded oil tank, which must have been left there quite a long time ago, as she grew around it. She is a sight to behold!

      1. So the old rusty tank has been her companion for a long time, is she embracing the tank as you mentioned ” she grew around it” ?

      2. I think she may be embracing it, as the tank has also supported her…

  6. Do you do your meditation under the Yoga tree:)

    1. I would, but the people that own the land are not overly pleased with any photography. They have been harassed quite a bit about the work they are doing, even though it appears legal.

      1. Understand.

  7. Beautiful and striking, as always.

    1. Thank you! This one is among my favorites of the famous lady.

  8. Beautiful Lovely…♥♥

  9. This image is absolutely amazing. She looks as though she is stretching, upwards, so graceful. I just love it.

    1. Thank you!! Yes, the Yoga Tree is one special lady!

      1. She does look pretty special, lucky you.

  10. This is an amazing photo! Trees always amaze me, with or without leaves. They have a way of telling stories and I would love to hear her stories! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!😃

  11. What a beautiful photo! Trees always seem to amaze me, with or without leaves. They seem to be able to tell us stories and I would love to hear her stories. Thanks for sharing!

    1. Thank you, Laura! She is an amazing tree, and she has seen a lot. Her stories will be be nothing short of spectacular!

      1. Sorry I posted twice! My cell phone has a mind of it’s own!😃

      2. Never a problem. I have done the same myself 🙂

    1. Thank you kindly!!

      1. You’re welcome! 🙂

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