How gorgeous, Steven. The image is like a film still. I can't quite figure out the lighting (and I don't really want to know: was it night with flash, was it day, early?). The snow is utterly striking.
To see the world from a softly painted place: yes.
Everyone would love to be in your softly painted world of small magic and wonder instead of out here in this world this week. Thanks for giving me an opportunity to visit today, with you. Hugs.
Lovely shot! And the gentle words make it even more dreamy- been ill - son brought all three Lord of the Rings, each 3 hours long, I watched all of them- your poem and photo continue my bliss of the shire.I am so relieved that there are not battles here on your blog- no need to save the world of man- already been saved and now we can just hunker down in the softly painted Steven place. Whew!
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The line of snow atop this branch is lovely, and slowly melting.
How gorgeous, Steven. The image is like a film still. I can't quite figure out the lighting (and I don't really want to know: was it night with flash, was it day, early?). The snow is utterly striking.
To see the world from a softly painted place: yes.
Thank you.
oh steven, you continue to delight me with your nature photos.
You DO live in a softly painted place, Steven. Definitely.
Softly painted by snow - the best.
Everyone would love to be in your softly painted world of small magic and wonder instead of out here in this world this week. Thanks for giving me an opportunity to visit today, with you. Hugs.
Your words read as a wish, a sigh, a respite from all that is tainted; almost as a child wishes.
Lovely shot! And the gentle words make it even more dreamy- been ill - son brought all three Lord of the Rings, each 3 hours long, I watched all of them- your poem and photo continue my bliss of the shire.I am so relieved that there are not battles here on your blog- no need to save the world of man- already been saved and now we can just hunker down in the softly painted Steven place. Whew!
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