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A Snowy Walk Around the Celery Farm
Got up in time to be the first person to walk in the Celery Farm this morning. Not many birds — they were at my feeder. Did see a Winter Wren though, up by the Brotherton Bridge.
Made these shots black-and-white because they might make my other photos look more colorful.
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I like how the perspective and the whiteness of the snow makes the ground seem smaller and more insular; even isolated or separate. The lack of definition on the ground gives structures like the platform and the bridge more presence breaking up the monotony.
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Thanks Jim. Nice in B&W.
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Canada Geese are on Lake Appert in the snow. Skaters are clearing some ice…
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Beautiful photos! Any waterfowls around?
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Thanks so much, Jim. The photos are still and beautiful and make me homesick.
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thanks for taking pics this am. Was wondering how my farm looked.
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Marianne Herrmann
I like how the perspective and the whiteness of the snow makes the ground seem smaller and more insular; even isolated or separate. The lack of definition on the ground gives structures like the platform and the bridge more presence breaking up the monotony.
Peter
Thanks Jim. Nice in B&W.
Jim Wright
Canada Geese are on Lake Appert in the snow. Skaters are clearing some ice…
Geraldine Oades-Sese
Beautiful photos! Any waterfowls around?
Pat Price
Thanks so much, Jim. The photos are still and beautiful and make me homesick.
sallyt.
thanks for taking pics this am. Was wondering how my farm looked.