Black and white, courtesy of the snow.
Winter color--snow on crab apples.
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- Rachel
- I am a forty-five-year-old mother of six, a teacher, and a pursuer of health in all its beautiful forms.
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- I thought my camera was broken
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- I think I can...I think I can...I think I can
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4 comments:
Rachel, these are both beautiful. I love the black and white tree, and the way you composed that picture. And the crab-apple one is just beautiful. VERY VERY NICE!!
Like Mary, I really enjoy both of these. Interesting to see those shriveled crab apples on your tree. Mine fall off, leaving just the barren tree...
Really like the crabapple shot...love how puckered up they are.
These two are the shots that showed up on my feed (it's a bit tardy, I guess) and I wanted to tell you how beautiful and peaceful they are. I would love to spend some days where there is snow. Thanks for letting me experience it vicariously.
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