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Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Pinks and Purples

I was going to just let a day slide with no post.  Lots of things to do.  But then I looked out the window  (it's 9:50pm now and that was ten minutes ago).  The camera just couldn't capture the color on the freshly snowed mountains, but this gives you an idea.  I ran out and got the picture with a telephoto lens.




I did try the panorama setting on my iPhone first, but the mountains looked much further away than they did in person.  That was from the window.  But now that I look at it, the tree patterns are kind of nice.



They're a muted grey now as I look outside.  But these other two pictures were on my camera and there seemed to be a theme.  Well, the second two probably go together better.  And no, those trees shouldn't be right in the middle, but I was after maximum pink.




The geranium petals were from a plant that bloomed inside, and then settled on the counter like this.

[UPDATE April 25, 2019 - Based on Barbara's comment, I'm adding this video of suminagashi]



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2 comments:

  1. Barbara CarlsonThursday, April 25, 2019 at 5:58:00 AM AKDT

    stunning!
    The wonderful innards of that cabbage reminds me of suminagashi - marbled end papers.

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  2. SteveThursday, April 25, 2019 at 8:46:00 AM AKDT

    Thanks. And for explaining suminagashi. I've added in a video that enriches the post, though it moves some distance from the sunset on the mountains which started the post.

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