"Eye Spy a burst of colour" While I was in Sydney last weekend, walking through Hyde Park, I noticed this little red tree. Small against the ancient fig trees, it seemed determined not to go unnoticed. I could almost sense the little tree, like a child in a classroom, with his hand in the air, bursting to get the teachers attention over the other children. Being as bright as he could, on the opposite side of the colour-wheel, to his counterparts.

I wonder if he's still bursting with red this weekend? I'm not sure he could have kept it up for long, he may have popped. But at least for a while he stood out, stopped people in their tracks and had his picture taken. :)
For anyone who's ever come across Shaun Tan's book "The Red Tree", you'll know why I stopped and took notice.









16 comments:
wow thats a splash of colour!
Stunning!
Great theme this week to btw :)
Awesome tree, I may have to venture into the city to spy on it.
Wow - what an amazing tree! It's magnificent!
That tree is fabulous. Isn't the red dazzling?
great choice especially at xmas time...it's so vibrant
love that illo. :-)
Wonderful things happen every day don't they?
Love Renee
Gorgeous contrast and lovely comparison to Shaun Tan's work who i also admire...
Fantastic shot, I like to think that he is still popping red.
Wow, that sure is red! It's so eye-catching.
oh its lovely! i'll have to look out for it - i enjoy strolling through Hyde Park! we need more parks in city life!
Gorgeous tree...and belated Very Warm Wishes to you and Mr. You for a wonderful love filled future together.
Wow! What a gem!
What a gorgeous tree! Great burst of colour and thanks for choosing this weeks theme :)
I love these red trees. Around our neighbourhood they are often next to a jacaranda tree. Now thats a burst of colour!! Congrats on the engagement. Your ring is beautiful. I would be flashing it too!
PS thanks for the tute on adding a gagdget. It was easy peasy thanks to you.
great burst of colour on that little tree.
I think Shaun Tan is a wonderful illustrator.
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