this
morning
barely past
7:00
i stop and look
and the sun keeps illuminating
more
of this wetland
maintaining
a refuge for many many birds
and their friends.
and just up the road
another group
of ladies
greet the
frosted winter sun.
oh, velma. stunning! your eyes are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe ladies make me smile; they look so wild and woolly! I am about to learn mono-printing; I need to remember the lines of the trees and rushes above the water...
ReplyDeletebeautiful light, fantastic photos. Did you get to school on time??
ReplyDeleteaimee, i have the BEST commute!
ReplyDeletemargaret, YAY for monoprinting and you. those ladies, sometimes i see real differences from farmer to farmer
jean, yep. i leave early!
beg to differ. that's not a commute but a blessing
ReplyDeleteHow lovely those reeds are , and that light ... Just beautiful!
ReplyDeletewe're so lucky...every day...more stunning pages ~ from your life's book. hey, i wanna meet our corn ladies in person, someday.
ReplyDeleteBreath--- taking. Lovely. xox
ReplyDeletelove the colours of sense of place
ReplyDeleteneki, ok, you win!
ReplyDeletecs, yes, thank you
therese, they will dance with you when you come
corrine, thank you!
mo, i am grounded here in htis landscape
Hi V - loved the I'm,ages on FB - but even more in your post - such tender light in the early morning - just caresses everything - not to harsh to show flaws and soft to give soft reflections. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteno people, ahhhhh
ReplyDeletebarry, thank you. i know you are a morning walker and seer
ReplyDeletejude, a car went by...with a driver from school! later "was that you photographing?"
I just stole another handful of pictures and will send a proper tithe along when I have finished this batch. I love the way you see your commute. Come visit me here sometime, and I will show you mine.
ReplyDeletelee, temptress! (does it involve horses?) yes, enjoy these.
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