Thursday 19 May 2011

Wood piles




Is it so that piles of any kind looks interesting? If it is so - why does it appeal to us?

I just ordered this book by Leanne Shapton - Native trees of Canada (found it through the Topipittori blog)

10 comments:

Sara said...

are you talking about gradation? I think it's because it's like a sunset or sunrise- or other ways we see it in nature, like the wood pile. Now we like it in 'ombre' hair coloring.

Kathryn Dyche said...

I always find myself drawn to wood and that wood pile is amazing. Image all the years of growth that is represented there.

auprès de mon arbre said...

Thank you for the native trees of canada book...
I just ordered it too.

els martens said...

I recognize the problem: the love for well stacked wood.

Britt-Marie Oskarsson said...

Man känner sig rik om man har en egen, särskilt om man staplat själv.
Fin boklänk. Tack!

poulus said...

For me the same. I love wood piles

Tiziana Rinaldi Art said...

sono la mia fissazione (they are may setting).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11033427@N02/sets/72157613012233876/
ciao camilla! :)

Highland Monkey's said...

That's one great wood pile. I lovve to see neatly stacked wood already for winter.

Dion said...

There's something about them that calls us.. maybe a wood nymph? lol

Natasha said...

I love these photos! I think that piles (of any kind) appeal to us because humans always have a desire to store things - it makes us feel safe. Food, fuel, objects; they all comfort us and make us feel secure. I believe that's what it is.