I couldn't get very far from the house for four days, but there was no need to go far afield to see beautiful sights.
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- Outdoors, Late March
- Two Beautiful Leelanau Farms
- Little Blue Flowers Three Ways
- Random Happy Sights
- In Front of "Sally's Store"
- The Other Side of "Country"
- Country Morning
- A “Walk” with Sarah
- Owl in Cut Timber
- Random Spring Sights
- See Sarah Run
- Late Winter Storm: Random Shots
- Cherry Orchards After Late Winter Storm
- March Came In Like a Lion
- White Negative Effect
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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!
"Oh," I thought to myself. "I love the orchard...oh and the red shed...and the chair...and...oh my these are pretty."
ReplyDeleteMy first choice of these six is #5, but if my cropping capability weren't giving me fits I would have cropped the right side of the frame, leaving a square-formatted image. Hold your hand over the right edge and see if you don't agree with me. Second choice would be #2 with the long shadows in foreground, and third the chair. (I love the chair!) This post would have been stronger with only those three, but I got into reporting mode, obviously, and I'll leave them all up.
ReplyDeleteWhat would the landscape have looked like from above, I wonder, from a small plane? What will photographer Ken Scott have for us o the back page of this week's Leelanau Enterprise? Whatever it is, it will be stunning.
I Like 3 & 6. You always Take such Stunning shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lista. Nature put on the stunning show!
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