Simply stunning minimalism, Saurabh .. On trees of tomorrow!?
Recalling my pen n ink drawing days
Tfs.

Fine image Saurabh, it even fits theme section for this month! Liked the minimalism and graphic nature of the image. TFS

Will look equally stunning in a square crop .

I second on the square crop too. The white on top can be minimised.
While that said, there is an uncomfortable thought that I am seeking a clarification on. Have we learnt to accept this kind of of images or has nature given up and has started giving us these kind of images? Because both are scary!

Crow on a metal rod? Is that a subject? Where else can one see such visualisations?!!

Excellent image, Saurabh! Minimalism and graphic comes beautifully together. Love the right angle and lines there (and everything else). Agree with Nevil & Madhav's brilliant thought about this image fitting the monthly theme "Trees" more than any other tree image! One of the fine images I have seen during recent times. Thanks for sharing.

Dear all, I made this few days back from my balcony and while processing this one I had a thought to put this in 'monthly theme of trees' but then I had a second thought of having too philosophical there.
Thanks all for the wonderful response to this image.

The moment I looked at this image I felt I was looking out of my balcony. The minimalism is stunning and this falls in my favorite type on images. But it is also saddening that this is the kind of view most balconies offer these days with rampant constructions all around. In addition to what I've replied in my image to Harsha, I guess these kind of scenarios challenge us to look beyond and still strive to bring out the best in nature.

Nothing much to say except that this one is brilliant. I agree with others about square crop.

On lighter note - I think this is the only place where crow picture is appreciated to this extent

This one can be the the finest 'fine-art' image on the theme of a tree. There is much more to ponder over this image- so far as the human-being has become inhuman-being by reducing this beautiful earth to iron rods raising concrete jungles....

Thanks and regards...

only to add i think the space on top adds meaning and screams of a denuded world ...current composition works

Very graphical and relevant to current situation, Saurabh!

Regards,
Prashanth