What do you see?

[pankerbelle]

I was lucky enough to stumble upon this gorgeous formation of vines while walking with my daughters near our home last spring in Georgia. I just want a few opinions on what you see when you look at this picture.... or more or less what shape do you see.

Melissa

 

[Rhonda]

hmm
a heart shape
a trellis
parallel system
negative space
movement
dynamic lines
texture

 

[BOSS]

The heart of the Lord who created it for us to enjoy...

Oh and, a place I'd like to spend an inordinate amount of time pondering... everything.

 

[pankerbelle]

I to immediately saw a heart and was totally humbled by the serene atmosphere surrounding it. I was immediately thankful for God's handiwork. I saw and felt love.
My spouse on the other hand just could not see what I saw and for some reason it really annoyed me............. He only saw a vine with no significant shape or meaning.

 

[flower lady]

Not only is there a heart, but it has been placed in a natural frame... what a peaceful place

 

[lori042499]

Saw a heart immediately, what a beautiful picture and place...I love nature for this very reason...I love to lay in a grassy field and watch what shapes the clouds make...love this kind of stuff...even better than people watching...

 

[Tracy D'Amico]

broken heart

 

[Palms]

Exactly the same as Tracy, a broken heart. It looks a magnificant place, i love nature though anyway.

 

[aileen_c]

At first I saw the heart and then I realized it was a broken heart....pretty magnificent.

 

[KABERS]

two dragons kissing

 

[Connie]

I see a heart within a heart, exactly where I want to be in my relationship with God, Him holding my heart within His...surrounding me with His love.

 

[pankerbelle]

I saw this quote from Anne Frank and thought it fit the picture.

"The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should be and that God wishes to see people happy, amidst the simple beauty of nature"