of the multitude of colors in snow
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- is it possible for a house to show emotion?
- is this a harbinger of spring?
- i don't know if this is art
- a dear and thoughtful friend
- ah, winter,
- a tire swing, custard paint, and sparkling icicles
- guide me home on a bitter night
- looking over the connecticut river valley
- blankets of snow
- porch detail on oak street
- locking out the snow and ice
- shimmering sleeves of ice
- gliding through crystal laden air,
- stitch by stitch, row by row
- baby brattcat
- how long
- it's so intriguing
- corner porch
- winter farmer's market
- this is kind of what headlights look like to me at...
- fact:
- hardly the road less traveled...
- barn and bales
- a sign
- white house
- who knows what lurks in the hearts of sheep?
- some curious sheep
- can you hear the branches
- when the wind stops
- painters know
- photo of the year 2010
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12 comments:
Such a well composed photo here. So many of your past images are so painter-worthy. This one for sure.
First, I LOVE your yesterday's picture!! the kind I'd like to have as a poster on my wall to dream all the year long!
And about the today's picture, you must be yourself a painter in heart to see and let feel this beauty!
So true! MB
That is so true. This makes me think of a painting by Sisley or Pissarro!
I like the composition and the colors.
. . .and brattcat knows . . .
Blue, blue, the snow is blue
Painted in strokes by
Someone named Hue.
But as we've known
From times of old
Caressed by the sun
The snow can turn gold!
For you, BC!
Painters also know who provides the images for inspiration.
Yes,You are right...
...many colors...
There is a story about a painter and an apprentice out in the mountains somewhere. The painter asked the student, "what color are the mountains?" The student says, "Brown, maybe with some green." The painter says, "you're not getting it. They're blue." The student looks completely puzzled. "Turn around," the painter says. "Bend over. Put your head between your knees and look backward. Now what color are the mountains?"
It's all a matter of perception
These are lovely. I can imagine all the photos you can get walking down this road.
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