As alwaysBeautifulHave a good dayStay warm...
Cate-- this is spectacular!! It reminds me of a watercolor, so delicate. Thanks for this glimpse.
As SLW said, stunning and painterly. I don't know how you do it (and retain your modesty).
Amazing capture. I am sure it did not last long.
Stunning!So calming, I feel better just by looking at it.
Breathtaking... I love the dance of light in it. It does look like a painting. You are truly talented, Cate; how you could capture this.
If one tries to capture such a photo, it doesn't work - but this was one of those effortless Zen moments, no expectations, no fuss, just pleasure in the scene. A moment later, the wind and snow changed direction, and the moment was gone.
It certainly was a beautiful moment, though!
Oh, wow--no other words for that.
Namaste.The most beautiful capture to date.Zen gift to you, Zen gift to us!
Sublime!
Yes, Yes - of course... Thank you for that "Zen moment" - just taking pleasure in the fleeting moment... I understand...Bows - Christine...
when i saw this i thought it was layered/photoshopped with an image of a woman's eye on the left side near the trees. it is beautiful.
Every word a singing pebble...
As always
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Have a good day
Stay warm...
Cate-- this is spectacular!! It reminds me of a watercolor, so delicate. Thanks for this glimpse.
ReplyDeleteAs SLW said, stunning and painterly. I don't know how you do it (and retain your modesty).
ReplyDeleteAmazing capture. I am sure it did not last long.
ReplyDeleteStunning!So calming, I feel better just by looking at it.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking... I love the dance of light in it. It does look like a painting. You are truly talented, Cate; how you could capture this.
ReplyDeleteIf one tries to capture such a photo, it doesn't work - but this was one of those effortless Zen moments, no expectations, no fuss, just pleasure in the scene. A moment later, the wind and snow changed direction, and the moment was gone.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly was a beautiful moment, though!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow--no other words for that.
ReplyDeleteNamaste.
ReplyDeleteThe most beautiful capture to date.
Zen gift to you, Zen gift to us!
Sublime!
ReplyDeleteYes, Yes - of course... Thank you for that "Zen moment" - just taking pleasure in the fleeting moment... I understand...
ReplyDeleteBows - Christine...
when i saw this i thought it was layered/photoshopped with an image of a woman's eye on the left side near the trees. it is beautiful.
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