A Tiny Park Gem



 This little pine cone told a story as I knelt down to capture it. Completely untouched and naturally placed, it sat in a perfect position. The wind was blowing hard, but it didn't move. The other pine cones were scattered all over the ground, but this one. Still attached to it's branch, not yet ready to hit the ground. A Park Gem.

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  1. johncyrphotographyOctober 15, 2017 at 6:08 PM

    I like your text....I feel like the pine cone is going to get up and walk away!

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