What a stark contrast to summer! You must have pulled this puppy from your portfolio, because unless we are on the precipice of the apocalypse, this cannot be a recent pic.
You are expert at framing your photographs. These two trees are playing sentinels to the storm brewing above their heads, I dig that very much. I don’t know why, but this image makes me think of the one scene in Fargo where Steve Buscemi has the bright idea to hide the money in a remote field in the middle of nowhere.
You would be right about that. This an April archive picture. I hope that doesn’t offend 😉 I didn’t have anything recent that tickled my fancy enough to share.
I thank you! ‘Twere me goal 😉 Kinda like my lonely winter tree did, eh? And I love that it evokes something.
Hey, you’re the professional photog, I just state my opinions. You could pull an archive from the winter of ’78 and Imma be okay with your decision.
The framing is sensational once again. And the trees running along down below provide a perfect imaginary picture of a house with no roof, which would be appropriate given that mother nature doesn’t have a roof.
It’s so Wuthering Heights or better yet, one could see Manderlay in the distance. How cool to evoke such classic literature. Makes me want to read Rebecca again. It’s a fave of mine.
Love the blue. Like you mixed indigo with the color of twilight. Another keeper Dale. 🙂
Nothing gives me more pleasure than to have my picture evoke something in the person looking at said picture. I love this!
Wuthering Heights! Manderlay! Rebecca! Now I want to read them again!
I loved the blues, too
Thank you, my New York friend!
Seriously. I read the two a youse and I sit there wondering how do they do it? I’m more of a bare-bones kinda writer. Like we’re sitting in my living room chatting type. Which has its own appeal, as I’ve been told.
What a great image…a barebacked rider. Now Frank would immediately suggest a few choruses of…Paperback Writer…writer…writer…Paperback writer, paperback writer.
Dear Sir or Madam, will you read my book?
It took me years to write, will you take a look?
It’s based on a novel by a man named Lear,
And I need a job,
So I want to be a paperback writer,
Paperback writer.
Alright you two … now I see way my ears were itching. Paperback Writer is an interesting thought – however, the first thing that came to my mind was The Painted Lady with Paperback Rider.
Be Sorry . . . Less 
Has fall already arrived up there?
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Nah… I was just looking for images that spoke to me.
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🙂
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And it was actually an April shot 😉
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Hey Frank… Susannah and I are talking about you… see below 😉
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Maybe your eye is yearning for autumn so, voila…a landscape of vistas to come. So lovely.
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Perhaps… or maybe as I scrolled through my gazillion pics, this one, taken in April a couple of years ago spoke to me 😉
So very glad you like.
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I do, I do, I do.
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😊
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Very moody.
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It is, isn’t it? Must have been my mood when I went through my pictures as I didn’t have anything new that I felt like sharing 🙂
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Q,
What a stark contrast to summer! You must have pulled this puppy from your portfolio, because unless we are on the precipice of the apocalypse, this cannot be a recent pic.
You are expert at framing your photographs. These two trees are playing sentinels to the storm brewing above their heads, I dig that very much. I don’t know why, but this image makes me think of the one scene in Fargo where Steve Buscemi has the bright idea to hide the money in a remote field in the middle of nowhere.
Spooky goodness.
B
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B,
You would be right about that. This an April archive picture. I hope that doesn’t offend 😉 I didn’t have anything recent that tickled my fancy enough to share.
I thank you! ‘Twere me goal 😉 Kinda like my lonely winter tree did, eh? And I love that it evokes something.
Glad you liked my moody moment.
Q
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Hey, you’re the professional photog, I just state my opinions. You could pull an archive from the winter of ’78 and Imma be okay with your decision.
The framing is sensational once again. And the trees running along down below provide a perfect imaginary picture of a house with no roof, which would be appropriate given that mother nature doesn’t have a roof.
I’m big on moody photographs.
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I would not put the word “professional” before photog but I do definitely accept and appreciate your opinions. And I know it 😉
Thank you so much. I just loved the light and the striated sky.
I know you are.
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It’s my comment and I’ll “pro” if I want to, I’ll crow if I want to . . . LOL.
Striated . . . good word!
But what am I?
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LOL! Alrighty then, Pro and crow away!
Thanks – we do like words, don’t we?
An occasionally moody bastid who has a dash of brilliance, a huge heart and a kind soul.
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I tried to stay in sync with that song from way back, can’t think of the title of it.
Words are great. It’s peeps who too often make them rancid.
I’ll go with that. 🙂
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Well dang. You can’t leave me hanging like that!
True.
Please do 😘
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Well you know how it goes. You hum or write something and YOU can hear it so you just assume everyone else knows the song too.
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Of course. I get it.
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I think professional is on order too. Hey Dale, if the lens fits. 🙂
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that was …in order. OOPS
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Who’s being persnickety?
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Now there’s a word.
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I always liked it…
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Mr. Imma also would like it. He too is a word freak. A nice trait we all share. Frank too. 🙂
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Yes, Many of my words get a “good word” comment from him! We all do love our words!
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It’s a great asset.
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I think we word buffs all have this great asset 😉
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Well. Who am I to argue? 😀
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You said it sista.
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😁
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Nice moody sky!
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Thank you!
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It’s so Wuthering Heights or better yet, one could see Manderlay in the distance. How cool to evoke such classic literature. Makes me want to read Rebecca again. It’s a fave of mine.
Love the blue. Like you mixed indigo with the color of twilight. Another keeper Dale. 🙂
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Nothing gives me more pleasure than to have my picture evoke something in the person looking at said picture. I love this!
Wuthering Heights! Manderlay! Rebecca! Now I want to read them again!
I loved the blues, too
Thank you, my New York friend!
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Nobody sings the blues like you Dale. That is such an amazing shade. Smokey, like the clouds are puffing Winstons.
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Ooohhh… And no one has better descriptions than you. “Clouds are puffing Winstons” – I can never come up with stuff like that
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Sure ya could. 🙂
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Nah… that speciality (spelt on purpose like that) is reserved for the likes of you and Mr. Imma.
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You’re much too humble girlfriend.
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Seriously. I read the two a youse and I sit there wondering how do they do it? I’m more of a bare-bones kinda writer. Like we’re sitting in my living room chatting type. Which has its own appeal, as I’ve been told.
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What a great image…a barebacked rider. Now Frank would immediately suggest a few choruses of…Paperback Writer…writer…writer…Paperback writer, paperback writer.
Dear Sir or Madam, will you read my book?
It took me years to write, will you take a look?
It’s based on a novel by a man named Lear,
And I need a job,
So I want to be a paperback writer,
Paperback writer.
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Oh, I love it!!
I think Frank would, at that! Too bad Frank’s already commented so he’ll miss this one 😉
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Too bad, Oh well. He rarely misses a thing.
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I might have to direct him here 😉
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You could do that. He loved that picture if I remember correctly.
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I did 😉
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Alright you two … now I see way my ears were itching. Paperback Writer is an interesting thought – however, the first thing that came to my mind was The Painted Lady with Paperback Rider.
Although I don’t consider myself a wordsmith or one with a profound vocabulary, but I did write one gem about words …. Suzanne, I think you’ll like this https://afrankangle.wordpress.com/2013/12/16/on-palaver/
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See? Even when you are away, we think of you, Frank!
Ya done did good on that Painted Lady one, that’s fer shure.
Susannah, he didn’t mean to call you Suzanne. I betcha his auto-correct did that 😉
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Good save, Dale! …. Thank you.
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Nice and gloomy. Hope it doesn’t reflect your mood.
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Not at this moment 😉
Thanks, Boss!
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😁
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