Hey Karen, these are gorgeous as always. It is so weird as I am looking at these and feeling chilled but yet warm outside for a change. Your soul really captures what it needs to capture.
Karen, I think I have used this word before about your images, though it applies here – this series is otherwordly. You are such a wonderful artist. Every post of yours is an intrigue. I’m always inspired – thank you!
I have a confession to make: whenever I need to calm down, get a tad more ordered inside, I visit your blog. Your images so wonderfully peaceful – I am finally breathing out looking at them.
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Your images are awe inspiring. These are not exceptions. Simply majestic.
Thank you Elena, I guess that means you’re not too bored with my repetitive explorations, that’s good!
Not at all! I look forward to each new post.
I love the first image… So peaceful and beautiful balanced tones of blues :). Great post 🙂
Thank you Polly. 😀
Beautiful and inspiring!
Gaby, thank you.
i’m really curious. where do you live? beautiful winter too!
Rachel, I am in Ottawa, just 2 hrs from Montreal.
Thank you.
Looks like things are thawing out. Perhaps there is a hope of spring? 😉
We are having record breaking warmth this week Ray. The landscape is changing rapidly.
As always – gorgeous! I put one of your photos in my post yesterday – it is one of my favourites 🙂
Thank you kindly, I appreciate it very much. 🙂
A fine study in blue! The sense of scale is also interesting: Could be close up or taken from far away. Keep ’em coming! 🙂
Thanks Steve. 🙂
Hey Karen, these are gorgeous as always. It is so weird as I am looking at these and feeling chilled but yet warm outside for a change. Your soul really captures what it needs to capture.
Jack thank you for your very lovely comments.
Karen, I think I have used this word before about your images, though it applies here – this series is otherwordly. You are such a wonderful artist. Every post of yours is an intrigue. I’m always inspired – thank you!
Marina, I so appreciate your thoughtful comments! 🙂
Thank you so much.
I have a confession to make: whenever I need to calm down, get a tad more ordered inside, I visit your blog. Your images so wonderfully peaceful – I am finally breathing out looking at them.
I so appreciate you saying that, feeling that. I am touched, thank you.
They’re almost like dream clouds! Beautiful, Karen!
Thank you Marina!
These are so simple but so effective in this soft monochromatic colour.
I’m glad you think so, thank you.
Dreamy and peaceful with their soft blues. I bet it is exciting and noisy as the ice begins to melt and bangs around as it slowly moves out.
You with record high, we with snow that didn’t hang around long, but our February flowers are pretty well remaining “undercover” until there is sun. 😉