03.21.2021 Silent Sunday-Fallen leaves under ice
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A ready-made natural still life. Wow! lovely photo Steve.
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Thank you Liz! Sometimes it pays to look down instead of up. 🙂
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Nice!
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Thanks, Eliza!
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Great leaf still life image in the ice!
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Thanks, Reed!
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Great composition of the fallen leaves, Steve!
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Thanks, Peter. I did like the way they were lying there.
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You reminded me of the song “Autumn Leaves” even though it’s spring now.
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Autumn leaves can be the gift that keeps on giving.
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I’ll bet some photography company could make a slogan out of that.
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Very nice!
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Thanks, Belinda!
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This is another one that reminds me of the Dutch painters. “Still Life in Stilled Brook” would be my title. I especially like the dark, almost khaki-colored background. It complements all the other colors perfectly.
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I like your title…but this is a seep and no moving water except upwards. Maybe “Still Life in a Seep”? I also like all the earth tones…even the red oak leaf is earthy.
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As always, artist Nature creates the most perfect compositions.
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Nature is beauty is nature. 🙂
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Agreed.
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It reminds me of a still life, also, I always think maple leaves have the best colors, but this oak’s wonderful russet color is hard to beat.
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Well, it is a still life as nothing was moving. 🙂 If there were brilliant maple leaves and oak leaves I am sure the maples would win our attention but oaks do offer a lot as well.
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I love it. Assuming this is recent, the idea that fall was preserved under the ice is very cool! Another one I love! 🙂
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Thanks. Yes, it was made a few days before this post. This seep is often a good source for the condition you describe.
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