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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Imperfection. Yellow Flowers:
Tweet Photography is about light and how we see that light. I took these last weekend using a Lensbaby which is a selective focus manual lens (a tilt shift look, for those who know what that means). The result is … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Art, nature
Tagged Arrow-leaved Balsamroot, field, flower, green, hill, photographer, spring, tellow, washington
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The Whispering Barn:
TweetI’ve driven by this old barn a hundred times. It’s a few miles down St. Andrews RD, above Coulee City. It always caught my eye, standing resolute and solitary. But I didn’t finally photograph it till spring of 2009. I’m … Continue reading
