how the wind doth blow
in vermont
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- even as the heart of winter beats sluggishly
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17 comments:
Wow - love this shot. The doth bloweth.
Even thought there is a golden glow to this photo, I still can feel a bit of a chill.
Great capture.
Costas
Absolutely magnificent.
That's an intriguing photo for its light and colour... Quite an effect!
God bless you!
Cezar
Love this light . . .don't love the cold.
Wow! All the way to Seattle to smell the roses. Now, that's dedication! Enjoy! Ya, we're getting 12 more inches right now too. ENOUGH already.
Wow, this is quite unique, love it!
Hello!
Beautiful capture!
I just got a chill. Sorry for more snow mon amie but you do photograph it so superbly.
V
Silence in a photograph but mindful...
The warm sepia monochrome really pulls you in. So warm, though, that I thought of wheat fields out here on the prairie.
As we would say in France, winter is giving back its last sigh..
Looks cold.
...and how your photography is getting better every day. This and the next one are really great shots.
Congrats, Giorgio.
It bloweth in Massachusetts too along with iceth and snoweth!
Wonderful picture.
☼ Sunny
And turning everything into gold. You see, I was silent too long, now beware!!
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