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What a shot! I may swipe that for my laptop’s background.
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Thank you so much, Paul! That’s the best compliment. If you have a big screen it might not have enough resolution as I only upload smaller web grade resolution images.
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Such a beautiful perspective shot, Deborah.
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Thank you so much, Cheryl!
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Beautiful! I love the soft blues … a peaceful scene in troubling times.
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It’s becoming my go to spot. I love the river and how it meanders through the landscape and takes your eye up to the mountain peaks.
Thank you so much, Denise! Stay well!
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This is a good time for reflection, and with this beautiful image to start us off, how can we go wrong?
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Thank you, Melissa!
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Wow! Thank you, Deborah. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Jennie! 😀
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Absolutely peaceful! It took my stress levels down a few notches just gazing at it. Beautifully captured, Deborah!
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Aw, I’m glad of that, Amy! Thank you so much. Stay well!
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Looks beautiful and peaceful, Deborah ❤
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It was lovely. Thank you, Donna!
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It’s an exquisite composition, Deborah. I love it.
By the way, I’m giving you a shout out this weekend from The Delta Pearl for a random reader thing. Hugs on the wing.
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Thank you so much, Teagan! I’m going through emails now so, I’ll be reading what thing I said that you’re incorporating soon. I can’t think of what it is!
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Thanks for this moment of peace and solitude, Deborah.
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I’m so glad you liked it, Jet. Thank you!
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Looks just like the view from my window, she said while rolling on the floor and laughing hilariously. 🙂 Looks lovely, though. My blood is still thick Midwestern blood that doesn’t shiver at the sight of snow.
janet
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LOL! You’re so funny! I wonder how long it will take for AZ to change that thick Midwestern blood to thin Western blood?
Seriously, I am not dying here from the snow and cold! I don’t think cold and snow in NV mean the same thing as it does in Ill or WI…just saying cause I am not dead! I have gone out in 20 degree fridgid mornings to photograph the sunrise in just two layers! Me who froze to nearly to death in Silicon Valley!
I nearly died and froze to death and have Raynauld’s syndrome from two weeks in PA one Christmas holiday with He-man’s parents. It was 17 degree and the wind chill was horrendous and took the the feel temp down to minus 2, I have never been so cold in my life! It was after that I started having Raynauld’s Syndrome.
NV or where I am in NV isn’t anything like that or it wasn’t this winter. Thank God! He knows I can’t handle it.
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Just beautiful!
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Oh, thank you so much, Pam! I’m glad you enjoyed the photo.
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Lovely but still not seeing the ‘like’ button Deborah.
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That is so weird! Thank you so much, Brian!
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Wonderful photo, Deborah. Such a pretty spot.
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This area is becoming my go to landscape spot. Thank you so much, Belinda!
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Perfect. I feel calm just gazing on it.
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Oh, thank you, Ally! That’s how I felt being there. I did a lot more gazing than shooting. 😀💙
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Stunning!
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Beautiful image! So peaceful. How did you get the shot… from a bridge? Surely you weren’t standing in that frigid water 🙂
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Thank you so much, Janis! Yes, I was on a little bridge. 😀
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This is a wonderful image, Deborah. I love the cloud reflections in the water. It’s so narrow, that it’s not immediately obvious (well, to me) that they are reflected . It’s a bit of a shock that I liked a lot.
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Thank you so much, Dan! The river gets narrow in this part of the valley, and there are sloughs running through here too that the farmers/ranchers use to water their crops.
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Beautiful shot Deborah. So peaceful
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Thank you so much, John! This is down in the ranch area where it really is so quiet and peaceful.
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