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Leaving Traces
Tag: winter
Post Haiku
Tree Portrait at Dusk
Haiku Sky
Presenting my final work on the haiku project and our lecturer suggested I had further to go, particularly in continuing to simplify and abstract the images.
Written in the Branch
Leaf and Trunk Contrast
One Tree Leafed
Ice
At the north end of the park, ice flowed down glacial rocks. A stunning sight, it was difficult to quickly capture an interesting picture (click either image to see them both enlarged).
Near the North Woods
Petals on a Dry Brown Bough
Leafy Ice
Pine Cone
Christmas Day in Cherry Hill
Frozen
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Porcu-Pine
Another haiku candidate…? Signs of emptiness and seasonal change.
Epiphany
Twice, I almost captured the shining forth (epiphany) of the single, golden-leafed tree amidst the gray emptiness, mentioned in my last post. Here are 2 examples. Possible candidates for the haiku project…?
Moving Landscapes
While traveling down the highway on Christmas morning, I was struck by the occasional radiance of the odd tree with golden leaves still on it, leaping out from amidst the gray empty branches of its surroundings. I shot at 1/320th, which mostly froze motion at a distance but not necessarily in the nearer foreground. The result is landscapes that look like they’re moving past me at high speeds (instead of the reverse). It was rare that I actually captured the single tree I was aiming at.
Tree
Snow Again
Icicles
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