I took this photo in Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park, Quebec. This lonely tree immediately caught my eye. I paid close attention to the framing so that the only leaf still attached could be seen, and without showing, just above, the other shore of the lake, which for me would have become a source of distraction.
I like the square format for this image because it focuses on the bare tree's graphic strength. Its elementary structure becomes a sort of grid organizing the lake's blue and the autumnal colours of the surrounding hills.
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