mystical in your subtle colors
sky and land
soft blues
grays
whites
expand
trees laden in fluffy snow
heart quiets
to meet a calmness
quite grand
winter solstice has arrived
light more light
in the land
~
sky and land
soft blues
grays
whites
expand
trees laden in fluffy snow
heart quiets
to meet a calmness
quite grand
winter solstice has arrived
light more light
in the land
~
I wish you a wonderful holiday season
and beyond
~
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perfect snowflakes made my heart explode!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these beautiful photos with us.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a very Merry Christmas.
Dreamlike pictures (as always my dear!!!)
ReplyDeleteDear Tammie Lee, thanks for the many lovely comments this year! A wonderful Christmas and a happy and very creative 2011
A warm embrace
isabella
tammie, i'm thinking of you on this day... have a beautiful solstice time, my friend. love, love...
ReplyDeletereally great landscape!...
ReplyDeleteHow utterly beautiful and perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe snowflakes along with your words take my breath!
Happy Solstice Dear Tammie! :)
What amazing photos! I don't think I've seen such pretty snowflake photography.
ReplyDeleteSO heart achingly magnificent! A beautiful Solstice to you too!
ReplyDeleteMaGiche visioni :)))
ReplyDeleteThe same to you, and you know that I think these photos are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh beauty of blue-snowy mountains, and incredible gemstone snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteOff to gather items for Solstice Ritual!
Solstice Blessings to you!
Oh, wow! All of it. This truly is a spirit helper - especially this week where my nerves are frayed, and not due to Christmas, but just the effects of being pulled in many directions.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
And, your snowflakes are absolutely fabulous!
I will pay you to teach me how to take pictures like this!! I've been experimenting, but my camera does not focus on snowflakes like this...what kind of camera do you use??
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!!
Happy Solstice! (to someone who carries her own light and warmth -- and shares it with all the rest of us -- all the year round)
ReplyDeleteOh those flakes are just amazing.. beautiful, Tammie Lee!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie,
ReplyDeleteThese photographs are simply beautiful and show the light in the Winter Solstice ... I love that!
Wishing you peacefulness, quiet and joy!
My very best wishes,
Barbara
Wonderful images. I wish u too happy holiday season.
ReplyDeleteI am breathless over these amazing snowflakes...oh, my they are beautiful! Merry Christmas to you and yours, Tammy!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Those snowflakes...magical. Hope you have a beautiful holiday and New Year. xoxo
ReplyDeletePerfect snow crystals (Flakes)!
ReplyDeleteDream solstice.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas Tammie.
Hi Tammie, it seems like God is spreading His blanket over the peaks in the world....wonderful and amazing.
ReplyDeleteAnd those christals....never ever did I see them in real shaped like this. Thanks for sharing.
Happy times to you and yours.
May you find the most wonderful presents underneeth the Xmas tree.
Dagmar
I always love seeing your photos. You are a very gifted person.
ReplyDeleteHolly
That landscape image - WOW!
ReplyDeleteAnd the snowflakes - they just warm my heart. :)
Snow covered mountains make my soul soar.... beautiful!
ReplyDeletethe first image has a floating and mysterious effect and snowflakes are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo breathtaking! What a stunning way to celebrate the Winter Solstice. :) Hope you and yours are enjoying a wonderful holiday season. Theresa
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful ... the snowflakes are like magic.
ReplyDeleteA blessed Solstice to you!
Beautiful details of the patterns of the snowflakes!!
ReplyDeleteT - absolutely stunning macro shot of the single snow flake - you are just such a skilled artist - I am in awe. Thanks for the Christmas greetings - may it be a restful and joy filled time for you. B
ReplyDeleteTammie....Super WOW,what a magical post!!! BEAUTIFUL!! thanks for this special Solstice Magic! powerful images and such dazzling snowflake stars!!!Thankyou for this gem!
ReplyDeleteHUgs
Victoria~
Tammie darling... your world is still magically blanketed in snow. How mesmerizing! The weather here has gotten much chillier and rain has been pouring nonstop. I hope the sun still smiles where you are. oxox
ReplyDeleteHappy christmas Tammie, wishing you a wonderful 2011 with all your wishes socme true! :) with love Jess xx
ReplyDeleteOooh, Tammy! Ooooh...these are breathtaking pictures. They just fill my eyes. How beautiful--I'm just speechless.
ReplyDelete((hugs)) After Christmas, my dear--you will be getting something in the mail. (grin)
Hi :)
ReplyDeletetantissimi auguri di Felice Natale a te e alla tua famiglia.
Myriam
Wonderful images and text again. I love snowflakes. I want to wish you a magical christmas!
ReplyDeleteoh... so beautiful... all the very best to you too tammie x
ReplyDeleteWonderful and perfect world in your images!
ReplyDeleteI wish you Happy Holidays!
Daliana from Romania
I've been thinking of you at the end of 2010, Tammie. I have your cards with me, and I look at them often. They seem to "quiet my heart"... Your photos showing the grand scheme as well as each particular snowflake are how I try to view the world. Happy Holidays to you, Tammie. Stay safe and well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gift you have made us of those perfect snowflakes! Magical.
ReplyDeleteincredible magical photos!
ReplyDeletehappy holidays to you!!
xox
Wonderful photograph...
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The first photo takes me back in time to my childhood. I grew up in Colorado, and scenes like that were a joy to behold!
ReplyDeleteMerry moments to you the natural mystic. Its always a pleasure to be part of your multi-sensual experience. May love and laughter continue to enrich your existence. You are energy vibrating a uplifting rates. We love all that you are and do now.
ReplyDeleteI once heard that photographs are the eyes of the photographers, to see how they look at their surrounding world :) Or more exactly, to see the mind of photographers through the way they capture the world.
ReplyDeleteThe snowflake crystals is just... speechless. I'm so wanted to see real snow in my life and the way you showed me is really mind-blowing XD
All the best to you and enjoy the wonderful week of 2010!!
Sublime, and can see, hear and feel the crispness of your realm. Thank you for the inspiration xxJ
ReplyDeleteWhat a very perfect world you live in. I LOVE your pictures of the snowflakes. If only I had such a camera or the eye for it. Every time I come here I think you are amazing.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a year of Heath, Happiness, and Joy in 2011. take care. c
May the promise of a New Year fill you with happiness and peace!Beautiful words and photography as always! hugs Anna
ReplyDeleteWow! Those snowflakes are amazing! Happy Solstice and a happy healthy new year to you!
ReplyDeleteSo snowflakes really do look like that close up. Hmmm, and I always thought that it was just a symbol for snow. Well now I know better. Thanks for your beautiful photographs Tammie Lee and a Merry Merry Happy Happy New New Year....
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Hi Tammie, I hope you have had a fantastic christmas!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the beauty you share here Tammie, it's always breathtaking to behold.
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happyhappynew year Tammie...I'm so glad 'knowing"you
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! The first one makes me long for the mountains, we don't get much snow here in the valley, but it is a short drive away all year round.
ReplyDeleteOhh pretty snowflakes! I want one on a necklace!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. Such a different country from where I live. It makes me long to see Montana again.
ReplyDeleteTammie, these ice crystals are gorgeous! I can make these shapes using card and a die-cutting machine, but I've never seen them for real.
ReplyDeleteWow, these photos are so incredibly beautiful! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteYour macro work is simply stunning...I love all your photos...but I'm simply in awe of the fine details of your vision in the small frames.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!!