A cypress tree stands tall, illuminated by sunlight and adorned with Spanish moss.
Sunshine is cast on the cypress tree during the daytime, viewed from a low angle. The trunk of the tree is in center view, the upper half has sunlight cast on it from the left, while the lower portion is shaded. There are small twigs that branch off from portions of the trunk and have wispy pinnules that line the twigs that branch off from thinner limbs. A large branch jets out of the midsection of the trunk and runs diagonally up to the right. The branch has a minor branch that protrudes from the left and supports a dark brown bird's nest. Pale sage-green Spanish moss drapes off the nest in several places. The moss hangs vertically for the nest and several places on the tree in tightly clustered hanks. The moss resembles tangled fishing nets and dead grass. The leaves on the tree are bright lime green. Several trees in the middle and background have the same leaves and create enough cover that the clear blue sky above is only seen in patches to the left and right of the upper portion of the tree.