Some inspiration...windswept

Cadillactaste

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Just googling images of windswept in nature...can be quite amazing. I have always loved the whimsical look of windswept.

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Google Images for Divi Divi Tree, amazing to see in person when I was Aruba for two weeks.

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I've done two windswept trees. One, a trident maple raft, is fairly successful. The other, a flowering quince, is less so -- again because it IS a flowering tree and windswept is unnatural for them (IMO).
 

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I've done two windswept trees. One, a trident maple raft, is fairly successful. The other, a flowering quince, is less so -- again because it IS a flowering tree and windswept is unnatural for them (IMO).

I seen your trident in my google image search! Your quince didn't show up. I would have remembered that. Still graceful and pretty. With close flowers and all.

Where as my flowers hang more...delicately from a stem off the branch. Which I can see when in bloom wouldn't pull it off very well at all...with them hanging down instead of wind tossed.
 
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