sunlight embraces twig and stone
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- trees snap their bluesy fingers
- is this
- into the blue...
- dear grace,
- come gather on the ice
- defying gravity,
- kissed by dawn
- fragile snow blossoms
- dawn
- the path
- snowflakes, like little wheels,
- at st. michael's school
- in the church garden
- where is the little one
- little red berries
- a raucous seam of geese
- like rapunzel's prison
- boots and skis left trails in the fresh snow
- the veins and capillaries of trees
- i wonder
- you don't have to be snow white
- when this little orphaline traveled from vermont t...
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17 comments:
I like how the white statues reflect the light off the snow. It looks wintery but still inviting.
This is quite lovely - very serene.
...and warms hearts!
Twig and stone...an unusual but effective combination.
Hello! Congratulations! Well done!
Beautiful composition Brattcat and the light is perfection.
Twig and stone - twig and stone - what a nice ring that has to it.
A warm statue.
Lovely composition, nice garden.
A sweet and warm caress on the cold stone skin..
This is a gorgeous photo, BC. Lovely light on the statuary!
Wonderful composition!
You have a wonderful mix of colors and textures here.
The scene feels so much warmer than the snow in the background suggests. It's the setting, not the temperature.
Lovely.
Awesome composition!
Léia
Oh this post is what I"ve missed while I was away. Your images and words welcome me home my dear.
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