How come we never get tired of looking at snow-covered branches? When you think about it when you've seen one you've seen 'em all and yet there is still a surprising amount of pleasure to be found in a simple photo like this.
it's true. i took a whole set of photos of snow-covered branches last week. and now: another set. but the current state of snow is special, and rather unusual.
I enjoy visiting Virtualnotes to see the photographs. The winter forest is particularly striking - distant, ancient, archetypal. All I have to offer is our snow-covered Brooklyn street - two days after a blizzard (20+inches) still unplowed - peaceful and quiet.
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How come we never get tired of looking at snow-covered branches? When you think about it when you've seen one you've seen 'em all and yet there is still a surprising amount of pleasure to be found in a simple photo like this.
it's true. i took a whole set of photos of snow-covered branches last week. and now: another set. but the current state of snow is special, and rather unusual.
I enjoy visiting Virtualnotes to see the photographs. The winter forest is particularly striking - distant, ancient, archetypal. All I have to offer is our snow-covered Brooklyn street - two days after a blizzard (20+inches) still unplowed - peaceful and quiet.
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