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Mar

2

Lots of Snow Is Here….WOW

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Lots of soft, powdery textured snow arrived early Monday morning. I think around 10 inches.  During the beginning of a snow storm I enjoy taking a ride in my car.  I get this feeling of – survival mode, being in my auto-bubble as I ride along the street packed with snow. My little humble Chevy [...]

Mar

1

Snow is Coming Tonight

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I’ve been told by the professional weather scientists who predict in what form nature is coming – snow is falling in my little town tonight.  I’m so delighted to hear that! I feel snow creates such an altering visual of the environment – and it happens during the winter months, only.  Other elements such as [...]

Feb

28

Woman with Plants – Your Thoughts…

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Today has been a long day and I thought before I retire I wanted to share this photo I took a few years ago. A neighbor of mine had a small greenhouse in the back of her home. She wanted to show me her beautiful plants. I followed her as she walked to the back [...]

Feb

25

Have a Photo Shoot, tonight.

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A candidate for public office where I live asked me to take several photographs for a brochure that’s being printed soon. Tonight has been chosen because there will be a group of people gathered with the candidate. I was told group shots were needed as well as a portrait of him with his family. I’m [...]

Apr

4

Factory By Canal

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This image is part of a series I did during the early morning hours. I was always intrigued with this factory landscape and its water reflection greatly enhanced its wonder. Tell me your thoughts. Thank you. ~~ Susan Elkin