Alternate Landscape May 21, 2018 | drawandshoot Reflections on a spring landscape. From the series Surface, Submerge. © Karen McRae, 2018 Share this:Share Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Like Loading... Related
Wonderful series of images Karen. Spring, a truly special time to be out photographing the landscape. Always a pleasure. Reply
It is one of my favourite times to make photographs. The transitions are visually interesting for sure. Thanks, Simon! Reply
Oh, these are stunning, so very stunning. What wonderful shots. Thank you for finding this light and framing it so well, from within. > Reply
Tea coloured waters. The last one gives me a Louisiana Bayou kinda feeling. As someone above said… a bit haunting. Reply
The warm colors and complex layers are vintage Karen, and I am so glad you posted these. Just beautiful. Reply
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Beautiful! 🙂
Thank you, Trish. : )
Hi! I hope all is well with you. xx
Stunning as is the music I hear when looking at these photographs
Thank you, Anthony! What a lovely comment.
Wonderful series of images Karen. Spring, a truly special time to be out photographing the landscape. Always a pleasure.
It is one of my favourite times to make photographs. The transitions are visually interesting for sure. Thanks, Simon!
Love these colors. The golden hue is beautiful.
Oh, these are stunning, so very stunning. What wonderful shots. Thank you for finding this light and framing it so well, from within.
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Pictures? Paintings? They warm on this cool morning!
Outstanding result that please any eye! Certainly mine!
Lovely, almost haunting, images! 🙂
Wonderful set!
Thanks, Harrie!
Wonderful work Karen!
Hi Bente! Thank you very much.
Jolie série
Merci, Patrick!
Tea coloured waters. The last one gives me a Louisiana Bayou kinda feeling. As someone above said… a bit haunting.
Rich and deep and beautiful, like I imagine you.
Aw, thank you Brenda. : )
You are a treasure.
The warm colors and complex layers are vintage Karen, and I am so glad you posted these. Just beautiful.
Thank you, Lynne!
quel plaisir de retrouver tes photos…magnifiques…merci et belle journée
God is a painter and You are His spectator. Absolutely beautiful images.
Love these
Absolutely beautiful work, Karen
Your painters eye worked magic with these Karen..rich and deep entirely..