Sublime contrasts Karen. The second image is the one I immediately noticed – the solitary rocks surrounded in white. So pretty! They looks like aerial shots!
Those rocks sort of jutting up and breaking through the ice looked kind of surreal, I couldn’t quite capture the dimension they have so I’m glad you still respond to the image.
The landscape is changing dramatically as things melt. Thanks Marina!
You always push the boundaries..these are like the finest watercolours.. I particularly like the bottom one with the weight of colour and interest moving from right to left…great composition.
Helen, thanks for your comments, they are lovely. Truly appreciated!
Where is this beautiful landscape?! it’s like a dream you’re praying not to wake up! You have this ability to transform through your camera any image to a dream…
Ray, It actually was raining and windy. It seems I can’t resist heading out in bad weather, my poor camera!
I was thinking from a distance the ice and snow sort of read as waves so It’s neat that you get that sense also.
Karen,
Your pictures remind me of a very quiet dream in which there is no air ( does that even make sense?) The third one was my absolute favorite. Again, you tap into a part of the human psyche that’s very solitary and removed. You say so much with so little. Simply lovely…
You look like you live on another planet. (Oh wait, you are from Canada, right? :D) But to be totally serious, your pictures takes me to another world ^^ The second one reminds me of wounds on the earth… : / It’s a very sad and beautiful loneliness….
It’s quite possible I do live on my own little planet Moofie! 🙂
I’m glad you like these, I like the idea of transporting people to another world. Thank you.
Those images overlapping with my memory, when I literally lost direction
in the mountain and in metaphor, when I lost direction in my life. ——-
By the way, [ Like ] button started to ask my pass-word of which WP’s
other program or other company who designed [Like] is going to utilize
it in their SNS kind of data exploiting program. (Otherwise why they need it ?)
So, I stopped to click. Sorry.
Interesting images. At one glance they are soothing, another gloomy, another shivering cold, another peaceful, but maybe the peace that comes with death.
Lac Deschênes, Ottawa River
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Karen, these are stunning! All of them are such lovely images.
Lemony, thank you. I’m glad you like them.
I hope spring comes soon your land, good vibes and sunshine with all the magic possible.
Happy Women’s Day.
Thank you so much Cruz, there is a bit of spring starting. The landscape is changing a little bit every day.
These are heavenly..otherworldly. Divine.
Wow, thank you Elena!
Beautiful… but I thought it was “gray” 😉
🙂
David, your post must have subconsciously remained in my grey/gray matter. Thank you.
These photos are so minimalist and simple! Just beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Sublime contrasts Karen. The second image is the one I immediately noticed – the solitary rocks surrounded in white. So pretty! They looks like aerial shots!
Those rocks sort of jutting up and breaking through the ice looked kind of surreal, I couldn’t quite capture the dimension they have so I’m glad you still respond to the image.
The landscape is changing dramatically as things melt. Thanks Marina!
quite soothing to look at!
Oh good! 🙂
I love these– such strange colors, the yellows and browns, surreal. Remind me of Hiroshi Sugimoto, whom I love, although you found much more color–
Oh I just looked up his work, it’s beautiful!
Anna, thank you.
I could get lost in there. Very nice, Karen.
Thank you Scott.
You are welcome. 🙂
You always push the boundaries..these are like the finest watercolours.. I particularly like the bottom one with the weight of colour and interest moving from right to left…great composition.
and number 2 that’s divided by the horizon is fab too !
Helen, thanks for your comments, they are lovely. Truly appreciated!
Where is this beautiful landscape?! it’s like a dream you’re praying not to wake up! You have this ability to transform through your camera any image to a dream…
Marina, what nice things to say. Thank you very much, I love it when others respond to my work this way, when it sort of takes them to another place…
ahhh I really needed that soft beauty 🙂 Particularly love the third one..
Thanks Cath! 🙂
Another superb minimalist series, Karen. Loving the subtle colour variations in this one…
Thank you JP, much appreciated!
Love each one!
Just lovely!
Just arrived to your blog from Cruz del Sur’s. Amazing images. Congratulations. I follow you. Regards from Madrid
Thank you Concha, I’m happy you landed here.
Dreamy! Image #2 makes me feel like I’m at the ocean on a drizzly, gray day.
Ray, It actually was raining and windy. It seems I can’t resist heading out in bad weather, my poor camera!
I was thinking from a distance the ice and snow sort of read as waves so It’s neat that you get that sense also.
I love the minimalism in this series, Karen!
Thank you Sifrim.
Love the second image, great capture Karen.
Thank you!
Karen,
Your pictures remind me of a very quiet dream in which there is no air ( does that even make sense?) The third one was my absolute favorite. Again, you tap into a part of the human psyche that’s very solitary and removed. You say so much with so little. Simply lovely…
Nareen, I love your response and comments! Thank you so much.
oh such a moody sky! wish the walls in my house were like this! ❤
Thank you Katherine. 🙂
You look like you live on another planet. (Oh wait, you are from Canada, right? :D) But to be totally serious, your pictures takes me to another world ^^ The second one reminds me of wounds on the earth… : / It’s a very sad and beautiful loneliness….
It’s quite possible I do live on my own little planet Moofie! 🙂
I’m glad you like these, I like the idea of transporting people to another world. Thank you.
Those images overlapping with my memory, when I literally lost direction
in the mountain and in metaphor, when I lost direction in my life. ——-
By the way, [ Like ] button started to ask my pass-word of which WP’s
other program or other company who designed [Like] is going to utilize
it in their SNS kind of data exploiting program. (Otherwise why they need it ?)
So, I stopped to click. Sorry.
Thank you Yoshizen, I like the phrase “overlapping with memory”, lovely!
Interesting images. At one glance they are soothing, another gloomy, another shivering cold, another peaceful, but maybe the peace that comes with death.
Hmmmmm….
A mixed bag of emotions. I like that they bring all these different feelings to you. Cool.
Really like the second image. (Excuse the whizzing through and brief commenting!)
Lovely set of minimalist, pastel shaded images! Beautiful set as usual, Karen!
Cheers
John