Salt Valley Snowfall January 12, 2022January 11, 2022 | johntodaro Arches National Park / December 2016 Share this:FacebookTwitterLike this:Like Loading...
What is it about snow that makes new structures emerge and a completely different nature is created. Must lie in its own essence. Reply
I agree. It creates negative space where color, line and texture can be dramatically transformed. Thanks for commenting Hans. Reply
I just love this realist/abstract image. It has the quality of a large hanging tapestry. Just wonderful. Reply
I think you were playing with scale again, keeping us on our toes and delighting us with the mix of warmth and coolness. Reply
Thanks Lynn. As I mentioned to Ed in the following post, it was fascinating to see all that snow out there in the earth-toned Southwestern landscape I’d experienced in many summer trips. I really liked it… very unexpected. Reply
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I really like the patterns.
Thanks Rabirius!
Excellent; almost an abstract..
Yes, almost –Thanks Harrie 😊🖐
What is it about snow that makes new structures emerge and a completely different nature is created. Must lie in its own essence.
I agree. It creates negative space where color, line and texture can be dramatically transformed. Thanks for commenting Hans.
I just love this realist/abstract image. It has the quality of a large hanging tapestry. Just wonderful.
Good comment, I react to those textures and colors similarly. Thanks for commenting Ed. 🙂
I think you were playing with scale again, keeping us on our toes and delighting us with the mix of warmth and coolness.
Thanks Lynn. As I mentioned to Ed in the following post, it was fascinating to see all that snow out there in the earth-toned Southwestern landscape I’d experienced in many summer trips. I really liked it… very unexpected.