Showing posts with label ice photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ice photography. Show all posts

12.07.2012

Snowflakes, Very Tiny


lovely snowflakes just for you

oh so tiny
crystalline beauty

if you are wondering
this green is my firewood carrier made of canvas cloth
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today it is snowing
fine sugar falling through the sky
not crystalline stars like the ones from yesterday
 
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3.19.2012

Spring Equinox 2012


spring arrives slowly in North West Montana
there is a dance
much like a tango
back and forth between winter and spring 

it will be a month
or two before we see a wildflower

yet each day the snow retreats and the rings of earth around the trees grow larger



many of the days are shades of gray
making more evident where the inner spark of light 
of Spring
resides



in honor of the spring equinox
or autumn in other parts of the world
I offer you colored rocks
that remind me of both seasons


as I write the sun shines bright
tall trees dance in the wind
birds sing daily of arriving Spring
and our day nears it's end
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lovely equinox to one and all
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2.03.2012

Enraptured




imagine that life exists
simply and always exists
before and after we meet each spectacular moment
life is

yesterday a breath of air and moisture existed
at night they mingled with freezing temperatures
grew into a delight for our eyes
winter crystals

sun comes to shine
and they melt
but that life
lived before and now after they were born into crystals

imagine that life always is
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this is where I met these crystalline beauties:


to my eyes
this mornings forest was cloaked in fuzzy frost 
yet up close
I was enraptured with what I found

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3.12.2011

Passion


passionate
who me
about ice crystals
is it that obvious

well
if you were to meet
to truly treat
yourself to perch on your heels

gaze at their form
with light streaming through
blue sky too
tis my guess
that you
would feel passion too
perhaps even kinship 
with the fragile delight that you find
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Thank you
to everyone for wishing me a wonderful time last night at the Headwaters Photography Event!
It was a wonderful evening of amazing photography.
As well as raising money to take care of our waters.

Caring for our waters is not only important
it is Essential!

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visit: OSI
for poetry with the prompt: passionate
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2.22.2011

Winter's Shoreline


winters shoreline treasures
bubbles
ice and stones
grand performance unfolding
amongst waves
and sunshine tones
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1.11.2011

Winter's Joy



 rambling in the woods
crusty snow beneath my boots
cacophonous alarm
to sylvan dwellers near and far
dropping to my knees
treasuring what I spy 
winter crystals

a delightful
sight
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a few days ago
following tracks in the woods
I stirred up a mammal that I have never seen

we think it is a mink or fisher
larger than a house cat:

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3.21.2010

Rarefied


kneeling on the bank of snow
to glimpse
an aura of light
held within a crystalline form
exquisite refined beauty
grown throughout the night
melts in sunlight
glory
our world
holds immense glory
in your presence
my heart is rarefied
~



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Visit OSI for poetry with the prompt: aura

Visit Lisa Chaos: other folks macro images



3.19.2010

Delighted about: Spring Equinox


Metamorphosis, Winter into Spring


meadow creek
icing up at night
frozen for our delight
temporal gems glisten 
juicy in sunlight
morning rays illuminate
golden liquid light
a seasons dance
winter into spring
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Winter into spring is such a lively time, though here in the NW of Montana spring slides in slowly. 
Yesterday skies were blue and brimming with stormy clouds. Then a howling wind blew in,
branches and leaves flying and crashing. Hail tiny played like wild music on the metal roof, frozen balls growing larger with each moment. 
Becoming tiny flakes of snow 
soon to be the size of small feathers.
For twenty minutes we had a wild storm, it slid away as fast as it arrived.
Blue sky peaked out here and there and so it goes
when winter begins to dance with spring.

Happy Equinox!
May blessings touch and fill your lives
as our days grow longer.

P.S. spring sightings:
last Sunday, first butterfly of the year
and
first bear tracks as well!

2.02.2010

Shadows and Light


light of the sun
permeates your watery body
hidden treasures revealed
for a moment
a passing cloud gracefully shifts our gaze
resting on shadows
tis a dance of shadows and light
this life
a dance of shadows and light
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photos: ice floating on lake water


visit more watery images: Watery Wednesday

3.18.2009

Along the Shore

A layer of surface ice
turned to broken shards


wind stirs
with every wave
they wash over one another


song a bit like crickets
a bit like glass
fill the day
not a sweet song
yet a perfect one-time symphony:
Improv for Spring


For more water: Watery Wednesday

3.15.2009

The Long Farewell


Two days ago
the sun in all it's glory
spread warm rays upon
our winter land
penetrating a deep blanket
of snow
the long farewell to winter
has begun
a dance between
two seasons is in full swing
one day sunshine smoothes the snow clad meadows
into a sensuous flow


the next day snow in the form of rain
dances on our shoulders
winter is melting
daily


a new spirit is in the air
spirit of new life
dramatic change
grace and beauty
yet
for now
the depth
of winter's end still surrounds
still daily


the great romance
the dance
between winter and spring
as they tango back and forth
who shall reign
back and forth
until one day
winter
shall
bow out
melt away
then
spring shall
reign



Go to:One Single Impression to enjoy more poetry~

2.23.2009

Ice Crystal Morning


There is a spot in my heart
that waits
all year
for ice crystals
to appear
they grow
when all is just right
lighting up the world
in an
otherworldly way




To see other Macro images: Macro Monday

2.18.2009

Textures and Life

without one texture
would life be the same


each and every
sound and scent
a part of every flame


we lean near
or shift far


we mix it up
make it our
way

with out
each texture
how would life
sway


To see watery images from other folks: Watery Wednesday