I was sitting in my neighborhood park taking some nature photos and discovered how important perspective is and why one shouldn't draw conclusions too quickly.
At first I noticed a very lush tree. Looks full and healthy.
Then I noticed a bald spot. Sometimes tree have some dead branches. No big deal.
At first I noticed a very lush tree. Looks full and healthy.
Then I noticed a bald spot. Sometimes tree have some dead branches. No big deal.
So I walked around and noticed my first impression was not accurate.
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This tree looked fine, but most of the branches are dead.
This tree looked fine, but most of the branches are dead.
Back to my starting point.