Tree worship

[pabs]

Film Comment chose nearly the same film-frame as we did in a post at our last forum, showing that jaw-droppingly magnificent tree, for their article on the films of Ghatak. It's no wonder - I don't think I've seen a more regal or more grand tree anywhere before.



Indeed it was my first ever post in that thread:

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_aut ... tml#p25712

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[rischka]

Lolsry. Not much hope for me as an admin when I can't figure out how to post an image from my phone

[greennui]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KzFe50RQkQ

[sally]

♥

[rischka]

here's the image i tried to post. my current favorite tree - it's at the end of one of my walks

[nrh]

i don't understand this one. why would they use a skeleton without flesh? we would never put up a christmas tree without needles.

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maybe trees eat human flesh for Christmas dinner???
or maybe by hanging Christmas decorations on a skeleton (and not stabbing them into the human flesh) one avoids having blood stains on the white carpet and on Christmas gifts???
besides, i wonder why only dad-tree is dressed and mom-tree and kids-trees celebrate Christmas nude???

[nrh]

i assume the trees would embalm the human bodies before selling them as christmas decorations? i think that would fix the fluids and allow them to last longer (but would also increase the cost).

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so, this ↑ is probably a picture of how Christmas is celebrated by poor trees.
rich trees' Christmas might look vastly different ↓

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now, i feel like due to a silly conversation the cool tree didn't get proper attention.
it's always like this on the internet.
so, once again...
a very nice tree and a very nice photo!

[rischka]

My tree thanks you and I thank you. It is a cottonwood tree

[sally]

the winter garden's tale / iсторія Зимового саду - semen mozgovy (2018)

ukrainian trees






& the renowned ukrainian tractor! YES!

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environmental apocalypse is visually so intriguing!

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[sally]

it's the bonsai version of the above (go little dudes!)

[nrh]

late spring in queens, which means the trees are flowering and petals are carpeting the sidewalks and gutters -

[sally]

that's the best kind of litter! ♥

some georgian trees

[sally]

some classic psycho-arborography in les misérables so far

[sally]

wooo oooh now it's a scary tree

[sally]

the cherry tree with gray blossoms (sumiko haneda, 1977) makes a perfect complement to a previously watched laila pakalniņa film (the oak, 1997) seeing as they're practically the same film from different cultural angles (sumiko is poetic, reverent.....laila is funny)