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I fully agree. Trees (and plants in general, and rocks) are more fractal, and contain interesting detail on many levels... There's something pacifying about bei
by purplerabbit 10y ago
I fully agree. Trees (and plants in general, and rocks) are more fractal, and contain interesting detail on many levels... There's something pacifying about being around them vs flat, rectangular urban surfaces.
- bobwaycott 10y agoPersonally, I've always felt nigh claustrophobic when surrounded by trees. Give me the flat, wide-open desert, though, and I feel sublime. There's something pacifying about seeing as far as my eyes can see. Now, I do love some national parks, such as the Grand Canyon, or Zion, in which you can become surrounded by trees and mountains and feel utterly awestruck at the beauty. But I feel my spirits tick up as soon as I hit the vast expanse of desert again upon exiting the trees.