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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

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

♥

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

neon xxxickymas wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 11:12 am

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

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???

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).

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

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 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 23, 2021 10:41 pm

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

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

ukrainian trees






& the renowned ukrainian tractor! YES!

environmental apocalypse is visually so intriguing!

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

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

that's the best kind of litter! ♥

some georgian trees

some classic psycho-arborography in les misérables so far

wooo oooh now it's a scary tree

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)