I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape – the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn’t show. ~ Andrew Wyeth
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Beautiful words and photo. Happy holidays 🙂
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Thank you, so much. I miss a good, solid midwestern winter. It was nice to get up north in Arizona and see something other than our rather dry, barren landscape. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you, as well. Looking forward to many more of your beautiful photos in the new year!!
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Gorgeous with the soft light and the snow dusting the mountain tops. I’ve not visited Arizona in winter. It looks beautiful.
I love seeing the bones of trees in winter, with their dark shadows against gray winter skies.
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Thank you, Janet. You have to get to about 5,000 feet before seasons become noticeable in Arizona. This was just outside of Prescott, south of Sedona. As much as I prefer the midwest and Michigan, Arizona is truly a spectacular state in terms of the different variety of land masses and landscape. More often than not, when I leave the Valley, I’m speechless at some of the incredible beauty! Merry Christmas!!
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Merry Christmas to you, too, Lisa. I look forward to another year of your gorgeous photographs. Janet
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Absolutely stunning!
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Thank you, my dear! Hope you and your girls are well and have a very Merry Christmas!!
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Merry Christmas to you and your family as well Lisa!
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