07 February 2009
Sunday Morning Gallery - For the Love of Trees
I live in a world surrounded by the beauty and peaceful nature of trees. I see them first thing in the soft blue morning light after a fresh snow. I see them outside my antique window, the only one that occasionally gets frosty. I see them on a misty spring walk with the forest floor a rare emerald green. I see them in the evening after a thunderstorm has beaten and tossed them about only to see them still standing tall even in their death. And I see them peeking through wisps of fog as the whispers flow up hill and around their mighty trunks like a cat brushing a leg. To live in a world of trees is to find the heartbeat of nature and hold it close as a lover until your heart and theirs beat together.
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Contemporary photography of the cities, landscapes, flora and fauna of the American West.
Julie Magers Soulen Photography
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Gorgeous! Especially the last one! Great shot! My world is much the same as yours!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful words to accompany some wonderful captures of trees. You are so lucky to live
ReplyDeletein such an awesome place!
Beautiful, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be there and enjoy a walk...
Excellent capture of the beauty of the woods. So peaceful and breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteoh, that last image of the foggy trees is stunning...makes me long to escape the city!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the fog.
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These are so beautiful Julie!
ReplyDeleteLooks so peaceful and quiet. Love all of these photos! Thanks for your kind comments on my blog as well. :0)
ReplyDeletejulie, so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteyou live in paradise!
I know, I know, I already commmented! But I just had to notify you that you have won the triple award! Come by my blog to pick it up!
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Beautiful gallery, Julie - I love the TTV and the last photo - all are so peaceful and serene.
ReplyDeleteexcellent series!
ReplyDeletelove the foggy one!
Great place, really a paradise. I hope to come in America for see this place
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