I said how much I like this on your flickr page, but didn't want this one to go uncommented on. The dark storm combined with the light on the tree is beautiful and so well done. Would have liked to have been there to see it with you ;D. Thank you for your comment about DG's mention. All the best from sunny and clear (but humid) North Carolina
Hi, Maggie! I really love the intensity in your colors-- I wasn't there, but I bet you caught the colors against the dark sky better than you think you may have. I like the feeling this piece has-- so vivid.
I've had ME/CFS since March 9th 1992. I am lucky that I got an early diagnosis, and also that I was advised to rest as much as I needed to. My belief is that because of that I am far less disabled than I might have been... I can garden still to a limited extent (hubby does all the hard work and I do the fiddly bits) and I'm rediscovering drawing, knitting, and my love of spinning and textiles.
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I said how much I like this on your flickr page, but didn't want this one to go uncommented on. The dark storm combined with the light on the tree is beautiful and so well done. Would have liked to have been there to see it with you ;D.
Thank you for your comment about DG's mention.
All the best from sunny and clear (but humid) North Carolina
Hi, Maggie! I really love the intensity in your colors-- I wasn't there, but I bet you caught the colors against the dark sky better than you think you may have. I like the feeling this piece has-- so vivid.
Let me echo the other voices... I can FEEL the weather in this picture. Wonderful.
I love the views you've been photographing of your garden from above - it looks so lush and well-tended and inviting. Thanks for sharing them with us.
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