even in their winter dishevelment
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33 comments:
Outstanding composition and this colour is perfect!Congratulations, it's so beautiful! Léia
"Words have the lightness of the wind and the strength of the storm"
**Victor Hugo**
Interesting photo.
I actually prefer their appearance in winter.
Now I have a new desktop photo. This is really gorgeous. What kind of camera and lenses are you useing, BC?
I really like this photo. It has such and artistic point of view.
Wonderful image. Love this one!
Oh, Paula, you make me blush. I use a fairly primitive little Sony Cybershot DSC H20 point and shoot. I'm quite in awe of all of you with your gorgeous equipment and stunning, razor sharp images. I'm working with a funny little lemon, trying to make lemonade ( :
What a great shot. They look just like the ones out here. As they should. MB
Oh, but you do so well with your "primitive" camera. You have a good eye and obviously lots of patience to produce the photos that you post. Cattails are such different plants, and they even look distinct in winter.
Another fantastic work of art by the artiste extraordinaire of Vermont. Frame it and hang it. You'd better start printing some of these photos and making sure you have lots of digital copies, 'cause MOMA's gonna come calling one of these days!
Can't tell you how much I like this!
Its a WONDERFUL creative shot
My compliments :-)
You must have a painter's soul , to be able to catch in such a beautyful way those strange winter silhouettes..
Absolutely gorgeous shot!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
You too? Aren't cattails adorable? I should have a bumper sticker that I brake for cattails...fortunately for others, I don't come across them very often. I must say that I've never seen them in such a unruly state. Love the image & seeing them with their "hair down".
Wonderful shot!
Sunny :)
How gorgeous is that, dishelvelment and all!
V
It is very interesting for me.
Oh, I agree! There is something so endearing about cattails. I love what you've done with them here.
Hi!
Interesting and nice photo!
Greetings
Yvi
Now you've got me worried! What are the Triffids from Startreck, or did you say the Bliffids from Shipwreck?
I think I was right the first time...only I shoulda writ Star Trek. Right?
Not being a Trekkie, I have no idea who these folks are. Do we have a problem here at Stone Creek?
Help!
No need to apologize, now I know what kind of P & S to get. They're preset so they take amazing photos and I need one for convenience sake. Sometimes a DSLR is just too much. Thanks, BC.
wonderfully composed and shot!
Wow! That's beautiful.
Beautiful frame and composition, looks like a painting, the soft tones you gave to these plants are great!
Superb shot. Love the feel and colour of it. Everything. Yesterday's capella guys were great = you really caught their concentration and togetherness.
I hawe not seen so like photo before.
Beautiful and interesting.
I think we call it biodo...
Actually the Sony Cybershot DSC H20 is an excelent little camera with a great Zeiss lens. I used to have a 5 Mpixel Sony which was very good for its time (one of the last compacts with an optical viewfinder) and I kind of miss it.
Anyway, what counts (most of the times) is the subject and cattails are one of my favourite. Very nice shot!
Creative shot.
What a photo! It works like the abstract paintings with me: Im looking and it fills in every cell of me, and I just can not stop looking. Bravo.
This is more what the inner-eye sees rather than the camera lens. Like this one ...
Behold beauty! You have captured nature's magnificence here . . . most would pass this by without so much as a glance. Thanks, Brattcat, for helping us see.
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