Wow! Patricia, please crawl out of my head! (No? Okay, you can stay in there. I rather enjoy your company.) I had those bookmarked to purchase this week from etsy. Specifically the one of the orchard, which I can get lost in for hours.
I love those images. They conjure up simplicity and peacefulness. My Grandmother use to say "when the trees undress, we dress." We are on the same wavelength with regard to winter and the feelings it evokes. Happy Weekend!
how i love the stark beauty of these images ... strong, still and serene ... yes, a time to dream ... : ) thanks for this lovely moment of calm, pve ... xo prairiegirl
me, again ... just wanted to say that i slipped over to jennifer's shop ~ her work is stunning ... every capture is simple and serene ... feeling very calm now ... : ) pg
My last post "big dreams" was about the new year's resolutions I forgot to make - winter with its long nights and cold mornings makes it hard to get out of bed - it's a time to let the dreams go on...
It looks so quite and peaceful. Is snow like that?Life continuing in hushed whispers?... Having floods here at the moment so amid the sludge and mud alas, no peace here... A white Christmas is on my 5 year plan...
That's how I've always drawn trees since I was little. Even when I was completing my landscape design classes I always used winter trees. There so romantic love the snaps!
I just discovered your blog & loved it. I'm just new into blogging & have just finished off my own blog on fashion & interior design. scrapbook-melissah.blogspot.com I had a lot of fun putting it together. I would love your feedback on it if you've got a spare minute. Cheers Melissah
I was just admiring the contrast of all our of brown tree trunks against the white snow today. There is something so beautiful and serene about our landscape right now. Something to keep in mind when the 4th snow day rolls around. ; )
How serene those images are. Reminds me of my cherished cross country ski jaunts in Vermont.
ReplyDeletejust beautiful! I love the simplicity of the single tree in the snow.
ReplyDeletePatricia- So true. Winter is a real time for a bit of serenity. Love the first image.
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Wow! Patricia, please crawl out of my head! (No? Okay, you can stay in there. I rather enjoy your company.) I had those bookmarked to purchase this week from etsy. Specifically the one of the orchard, which I can get lost in for hours.
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Jennifer is a great photographer.
ReplyDeleteI love those images. They conjure up simplicity and peacefulness. My Grandmother use to say "when the trees undress, we dress."
ReplyDeleteWe are on the same wavelength with regard to winter and the feelings it evokes.
Happy Weekend!
Beautiful pictures and peaceful!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Trees are so magnificent in their architecture. They are perfect and graphic. I love them in winter as much as in summer!
ReplyDeletexoxo Victoria
how i love the stark beauty of these images ...
ReplyDeletestrong, still and serene ...
yes, a time to dream ... : )
thanks for this lovely moment of calm, pve ...
xo
prairiegirl
me, again ...
ReplyDeletejust wanted to say that i slipped over to jennifer's shop ~ her work is stunning ... every capture is simple and serene ...
feeling very calm now ... : )
pg
Beautiful
ReplyDeleteAnd quiet. I love how quiet the world gets with a blanket of snow. Hope you are well!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely images! Carla
ReplyDeleteMy last post "big dreams" was about the new year's resolutions I forgot to make - winter with its long nights and cold mornings makes it hard to get out of bed - it's a time to let the dreams go on...
ReplyDeleteThese are dreamy. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful serene photographs - love her work!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this. What a beautiful way to look at January, as opposed to grey and drab :-). Xoxo
ReplyDeleteI like trees, they give me the feel of peace and strength. xo
ReplyDeleteIt looks so quite and peaceful. Is snow like that?Life continuing in hushed whispers?... Having floods here at the moment so amid the sludge and mud alas, no peace here... A white Christmas is on my 5 year plan...
ReplyDeletePVE,
ReplyDeleteThat's how I've always drawn trees since I was little. Even when I was completing my landscape design classes I always used winter trees. There so romantic love the snaps!
Bette
January had always been one of my favorite months. I shall always think of it as "vanilla dream" from now on.
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Glenda
These photos are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love a winter landscapeYour photos are just perfect
ReplyDeleteYou are so right.
ReplyDeleteSo stark and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThere's such a quietness to winter...and in these images, a true peace.
ReplyDeletexo J~
Beautiful images, these trees are. So perfectly wintery, and pure. Thanks
ReplyDeletenothing like cuddling up in the cold with a nice cup of tea... and a vanilla scone. :)
ReplyDeletethanks for your prayers for my niece! i'm thankful for you!
I wish I could look out the window and see that!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog & loved it. I'm just new into blogging & have just finished off my own blog on fashion & interior design.
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I had a lot of fun putting it together. I would love your feedback on it if you've got a spare minute.
Cheers
Melissah
I was just admiring the contrast of all our of brown tree trunks against the white snow today. There is something so beautiful and serene about our landscape right now. Something to keep in mind when the 4th snow day rolls around. ; )
ReplyDeleteOh my! Thank you so much for all of your kind words about my photographs. And thank you Patricia for including my work here. I'm honoured!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Nothing beats simplicity. Good job.
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