11.04.2020 Wordless Wednesday
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You don’t need words when have have a vision so stunning as this, Steve … it speaks for itself …
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That’s good because I don’t have much to say at the moment, Pete. This post is therapeutic, I hope. 🙂 Thanks!
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It sure is, Steve 🙂
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Beautiful sunrise. I like the way that pink sky reflects on the water.
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Thanks, Lori! I was happy to get that glow in the reflection.
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I had the same reaction.
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I was quite happy that the sky’s glow was reflected in the water. Sure made for a more interesting shot.
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That raises the question of whether circumstances let you make in pictures in which the glow in the water became the subject in its own right.
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Of course it does. Especially with autumn reflections where the composition contains only the reflection.
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Lovely.
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Thanks, Robert!
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Very peaceful. A beautiful moment.
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Thanks, Todd. Northern Maine has so many locations for one to experience peace.
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I find this strangely comforting.
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That was the idea in the current climate, Susan. Not the strange part although these times do seem that way. Thanks!
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Restful!
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Usually the restful part comes after the shoot. I get a little wound up as things develop and don’t relax until the time has passed. Thanks, Eliza!
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Stunning!
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Thanks, M.B.!
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Here are some words from Annie Dillard, in Pilgrim at Tinker Creek>
“Mountains are giant, restful, absorbent. You can heave your spirit into a mountain and the mountain will keep it, folded, and not throw it back as some creeks will. The creeks are the world with all its stimulus and beauty; I live there. But the mountains are home.”
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I own this book but have only read a few pages. I think it’s time to rectify that. Thanks for the hint, Linda. 🙂
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