There haven’t been so many photos posted on my blog recently. It doesn’t mean that I am not taking the photos at all. I do. In this post and the some future ones I am going to show some of my photos in a thematic order.
The first topic - Irish trees. They are just different compared to the trees I know from Poland. I am impressed of those standing alone with crooked branches. Every time I am looking at them, the stories or fairy-tales come to my mind.
One of my favorite trees I have seen so far in Ireland, stands alone in the middle of the field in the outskirts of Tullamore. I posted this photo to one of the photo and art web communities - and I entitled this “souls devourer” and wrote very short story about it, but I think it is a good idea to write a bit more words in the future.
Here it is - the photo (click to enlarge) and my short story:
Souls Devourer: During the dark cold days , on the grey winter fields of Ireland appear standing alone souls devourers in ambush for children that break the ban, and after Samhain or Hallowe’en they are still going to the fields to eat rotten blackberries. Tree-like monsters wave their enormous arms and they can consume the soul of a careless child in the twinkling of an eye.
Another photos of trees that I like very much I took near Carlow. Here is one example (was presented on my blog about 6 or 7 months ago).
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