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Hello, hello …
I agree, the first image has most of spring’s colouring … and they are cattails … a growing theme.
Good schtuff. 😉
I like the sunrise a lot, but am fascinated by the linear lines in the homestead. Very good, with beautiful colours.
Jim
Hey there, Jim …
The homestead is one that I’m coming back to time and time again throughout the year – age and former time attract; more recent shots have to do with the homestead within setting. Lines of the homestead seem to give it strength and are at contrast with the surroundings of lake, field/pasture and trees/foliage.
I’m liking the sunrise shot, too, and am likely to explore water shots.
Take care … 😉
I was going to comment about the light in the first photo and then got completely distracted by the beaver! 🙂 enjoyed this post!
Hey there, LB …
A totally interesting morning for photos … landscape, then owner of the landscape (the beaver) … lots of fun.
Enjoy your day! 😉