A White-Out
The two of us:
In it together
we can survive:
River Ijssel floodplains, the Netherlands
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- Eastville Park
- M. Aziz-van Keulen
- The Lonely Author
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- Martin Tayler's bird blog & nature photos
- Oldparson Art
- theoldmortuary.design
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- One Day | One Image
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- Ogden Fahey - Art
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- Simon Howlett Photography
Earlier Posts
Categories
Blogroll
- International Centre of Photography, NY. Inspirational Indeed, for those of us who do not often visit NY! There is a vast amount of fabulous material online
- Machiel Botman Moving and Artistic photography/books and more
- Michael Ackerman Artistic, moving and unusual Mono Photography
- Michael Kenna Aweinspiring Mono
- Russian Photographic Site Various photographers
Gorgeous wintry capture! I love the upswept bare branches of the trees.
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Lovely high key image, Paula.
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A silence hangs over it, a mysterious calm that dwells in the early morning mist.
It is like a faithful reproduction of my inner world.
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Love it, Paula. White as the ice in the Antarctica.
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Wonderful image, I can feel the cold! And if you hadn’t told us otherwise, I’d think this is Somerset! A 🙂
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Indeed, my friend, the Somerset levels are very much like a tiny unspoiled South Holland,now almost built over, the area where I spend my youth. I do love the levels.
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I really love how you can make a story out of what you see and photograph. This is a beautiful landscape photography.
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Beautifully photographed, Paula. The subtle contrasts and composition are gorgeous.
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I’m very moved by this. Fantastic photo too… xx
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Oh wow……gorgeous. so very Dutch with the “knotwilgen” willows.
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Fantastic image!
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