sing blue silver
by skewsme

Comment by spencelg:
In my top three.

singularity
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Comment by tnun:
wonderful use of colour contrasts, extreme orange and blue dripping tar in the dense wood.

ensconced
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Comment by tnun:
and we will always wonder at the rectangular void behind the lascivious promiscuous undisciplined callowy yellowy willow whips or whatever they are. menace or thirst.
and you just missed the brown. try harder next time.

Looking back through brambles
by skewsme

Comment by tnun:
how lovely. I think this is the picture I have been trying, often, to take.

wood duck
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Cleverly, wonderfully framed.

wood duck
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Comment by tnun:
a new concept of birthing.

The Barn
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Comment by PuppyDogMom:
What? You couldn't get the birds in the picture on the left, too? They sure are hard to train.

weave no tangled webs
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Comment by PuppyDogMom:
This is quite interesting.

parking lot puddle
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Comment by streetpigeon:
Certainly a beautiful image. The cracked and refrozen ice interacting with the pebbled shore evokes many emotions, such as impermanence, fragility, tenaciousness, imperfection. My feeling, though, is that it's the gorgeous colors, mainly purple, that grab the attention of the viewer, which is sort of an end run around the esthetic of wabi sabi. I understand that these are the colors that were there, but still find them to be a distraction. On the other hand, one could say that they're a facade, a curtain, that one must see through to arrive at the inner soul of the picture. Don't know, but I lean towards the former impression.

The Barn
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Comment by Melethia:
I LOVE those birds... nice way to show the change in seasons too.