W.J. Astore
Yesterday, I got out on the marsh during the snow. The landscape was much changed from the previous photos!
The Marsh in Snow
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W.J. Astore
Yesterday, I got out on the marsh during the snow. The landscape was much changed from the previous photos!
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What a difference a day makes. I love the look of snow on barren limbs and the dark green boughs. Bet the geese got cold feet!
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Love the lacy tree and the chairs! Yes, the starkness of the contrasts is its only beauty. Wonderful shots!
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Note to self: wipe camera lens before taking photos in a snow storm 🙂
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your fotos, wja, are as haunting, magnetic, and ‘benumbing’ as a september day on inuvik’s arctic tundra where we lived for 3 years in the ’80s. they have inspired a yearning to deracinate from this philippine tropical-island ecesis to slog and shlush our way across that starkly alluring tundra again. you have captured thru your lens an inimitable beauty that reflects an arctic tundra’s nakedness. thank you.
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Is the marshland tidal…does water completely covers it at times? It is remarkable in temperate climes how a landscape looks completely dead in winter then pops right back. When I lived in the desert southwest I missed the change of seasons, but sitting in a lawn chair in the middle of January with a tee-shirt on also has appeal.
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Yes, it’s tidal. I will have to post a photo in the future at high tide.
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