A normal tear in our skin is quite painful. Tearing out of our human skins shows us some glimpses of the internal body tissue structure. The sight of which could be quite scary and u bearable for many. But not in case of tearing a tree skin. Yesterday, evening bring out some unaccounted sight of nature when I start removing the dried bark from a tree. It was an old tree that was standing upfront in our yard. It was a casual tearing out but it introduces me to some amazing natural art. Or shades of tree that were not been explored earlier.

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People in my area used to remove the bark for combustion purpose. The dried one is useful in lighting fire and cooking. Itbis quick combustion item. But I removed them just to trace the internal beauty that were lying untouched for many years. I like the way it appeared on the tree trunk. As the trunk expands, the outer bark cracks and splits to allow growth.

I always belive that nature is full of surprises and this one is really a hidden gem. The shades which were hidden inside, noone knows about it. The deep Orange color appeared is more appealing to me. Once I found it, i could stopped clicking multiple shots.

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I am.a firm believer that, nature is the ultimate artist, acting as both the canvas and the creator. And this one is a true example thar stand out to me. Tree bark acts as a natural canvas, displaying art through its diverse textures, colors, and growth patterns. These designs are formed as the tree ages and expands, offering intricate visual displays that mimic abstract paintings and sculptures.

In good faith - Peace!!

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