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- Will I Miss The Shadows When the Snow Is Gone?
- Before the Blizzard, There was Puddle Fun
- Northport Harbor, Last of Winter Ice
- Sunrise Through Frost on Passenger Window
- Sunshine--At Last!
- Saturday Afternoon in Northport
- Wednesday From the Passenger Seat
- Looking at Single Beech Leaves in Winter
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- P. J. Grath
- Blogger, bookseller, philosopher, amateur photographer, lifetime writer. Negligent but passionate gardener. Good cook when inspired. No kind of housekeeper at all. Very big reader!
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ReplyDeleteBut there will be compensations.
I'm predict that I'll be so engrossed by the compensations that I'll forget all about shadows on the snow. You, too, I'll bet, Gerry.
ReplyDeleteLove the shadows on snow. Last winter, toward the end I was engrossed in taking a photo of a tree in the yard and the shadows on the snow. Maybe someday I'll paint that.
ReplyDeleteWhat medium do you use, Dawn? I can see the shadows done as watercolor, but watercolor always strikes me as the hardest kind of painting to do well. I am way too chicken to try--just barely brave enough to do pencil sketching.
ReplyDeleteshadows in pencil work really well...also try soft pastels...I think you'd like those.
ReplyDeleteCool Pictures, Grath. I'm sort of Impressed by the Lack of Foot Prints. Around Here that doesn't Last Long.
ReplyDeleteWe have plenty of trampled snow, too, Lista. It’s a matter of choosing where to photograph.
ReplyDeleteThat middle shot is bugging me. Wish I’d cropped it before posting, slicing off the top where those distracting branches are. Please hold your hand up to block out the offending pixels. Thank you!