Waking up at Pine Top Farm in Thomson, GA, having come for a horse show, and getting this instead. It all mostly melted off by about noon so the show went on!:
Waking up at Pine Top Farm in Thomson, GA, having come for a horse show, and getting this instead. It all mostly melted off by about noon so the show went on!:
Add these to a long list of entries in this challenge that I like better than mine - I especially like the last one.
beautiful pix - what was your vantage point for the photo of Mt Monadnock - it looks like it could be Cathedral of the Pines. It's a shame about the ice storm they had a few years ago.
Art in the Garden
The images in this challenge are just stunning. I wanted to share this image that I shot today at the North Carolina Arboretum's Quilt Garden. Artists from Knoxville designed and installed this fabric sculpture as their interpretation of the garden's design. We received snow earlier this week and this is what is left in the garden. Just brought a smile to my face when I saw it today. Stay warm out there.
beautiful pix - what was your vantage point for the photo of Mt Monadnock - it looks like it could be Cathedral of the Pines. It's a shame about the ice storm they had a few years ago.
Love the burning bush.
The picture of Mt. Monadnock is from Frost Hill Rd in Marlborough, NH. There is an open spot near a cemetary that provides a nice view.
Ah...yeah...WOW! bow You guys definitely didn't make this easy for me. I tried to stay away from this thread until it was over so I'd have a fresh take on everything. Absolutely amazing entries! Gonna take some thought for this. I'll post the winner thread soon.
rainbow - that is a great shot, such a mixture of togetherness and loneliness. I like the guy with the cigarette in the background--he seems to be wondering who it was who just walked past him. Nicely done!
Lauren
"But ask the animals, and they will teach you." (Job 12:7)
That first shot was the very first one that I took that morning. Facing eastward to the last vestiges of the storm that was moving off. I think I should call it "Calm After the Storm."..
The third one was actually a merge of 5 shots taken in portrait orientation, handheld in manual to that the exposures would be equivalent to leave absolutely no seams between images. It actually got published in the Chronicle of the Horse back in late February of this year, spanning accross both pages of an article on the show.
So very happy that I actually got up that morning We all knew the show wouldn't start on time, I could have just been lazy and slept in!
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and I do believe its true.. that there are roads left in both of our shoes..
Love the lead in and fences in first photo.
Reflection in number three excellent as well as beautiful curve of pond.
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Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, NH
Gray Jay perched in a tree
Burning bush at night during a snow storm
"If you saw a man drowning and you could either save him or photograph the event...what kind of film would you use?" - Anonymous
Love the burning bush.
Pentax K-x and assorted lenses
sdways - that jay is wonderful.
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Joel
The images in this challenge are just stunning. I wanted to share this image that I shot today at the North Carolina Arboretum's Quilt Garden. Artists from Knoxville designed and installed this fabric sculpture as their interpretation of the garden's design. We received snow earlier this week and this is what is left in the garden. Just brought a smile to my face when I saw it today. Stay warm out there.
A sobering reflection. Thanks for the reminder.
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The picture of Mt. Monadnock is from Frost Hill Rd in Marlborough, NH. There is an open spot near a cemetary that provides a nice view.
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That first shot was the very first one that I took that morning. Facing eastward to the last vestiges of the storm that was moving off. I think I should call it "Calm After the Storm."..
The third one was actually a merge of 5 shots taken in portrait orientation, handheld in manual to that the exposures would be equivalent to leave absolutely no seams between images. It actually got published in the Chronicle of the Horse back in late February of this year, spanning accross both pages of an article on the show.
So very happy that I actually got up that morning We all knew the show wouldn't start on time, I could have just been lazy and slept in!
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and I do believe its true.. that there are roads left in both of our shoes..
Looks like I made it just in time!
Oh man, entries ended at midnight. :cry These 3 are outstanding though!
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and I do believe its true.. that there are roads left in both of our shoes..