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yep, i'm affirming that one
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snowflakes on wendy,
who moves when i take out the camera
and place it between us.
a few large round bales
a few more
these things are massive
how the kozo takes the dye
circles in places
more places
and some interesting pattern repeats.
the paper dries so much lighter
it surprises me, even though i know better
after all these years of making paper.
a dozen sheets.
ooh,snow?? love the paper, the last one looks like a body x-ray in technicolour.
ReplyDeletethe pages and paper and wendy all look fabulous. the snowflakes - not so much. I heard that there is to be a nor'easter passing through - my thoughts turned to our friends hopeful that yet again the passage is more gentle then not. nature can make beautiful things but it can also turn on a hard edge...rally.
ReplyDeleteLoving the last one!!
ReplyDeletejean, it's been spitting snow more frequently, but HERE, no cover, can't wait to see this batch dry
ReplyDeletehenrietta, i love snow, and hope for good cover and lots of skiing! may the storm be not too much. the coast has had enough.
valerie, very dark shot, but it's pretty nifty all the same.
I like the repetition of circles - in field and on paper....
ReplyDeletethose snowflakes looked like tiny seagulls
ReplyDeletewhich makes me wonder
what happens to them in big storm events
hmm
ronnie, yes, the keep appearing, somehow
ReplyDeleteindia, my nephew, the birder, was excited about sandy because there might be interesting birds brought onshore by the big winds.
lovely,lovely papers.
ReplyDeletethanks, neki
ReplyDeletethe paper is wonderful.
ReplyDeletei did vote , i hope everyone did .
kathyd
kathy, thanks you, and i'm very glad you did
ReplyDeleteaw, soft flakes on fluffy fur: so sweet!
ReplyDeletei voted although our polls were still open while the winner was announced. living in a time zone on the far edge of the continent makes it hard to feel like our votes matter.
oh, that has to be disheartening...how rude of the lower 48.
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