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Wordless Weds. Reflections
Copyright © 2020 Deborah M. Zajac. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Nikon Df| Nikkor 24-120mm| SanDisk Digital Film| PS CC 21.0.3
more to come…
What a shot! I may swipe that for my laptop’s background.
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.
Such a beautiful perspective shot, Deborah.
Thank you so much, Cheryl!
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Beautiful! I love the soft blues … a peaceful scene in troubling times.
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!
This is a good time for reflection, and with this beautiful image to start us off, how can we go wrong?
Thank you, Melissa!
Wow! Thank you, Deborah. 🙂
You’re welcome, Jennie! 😀
Absolutely peaceful! It took my stress levels down a few notches just gazing at it. Beautifully captured, Deborah!
Aw, I’m glad of that, Amy! Thank you so much. Stay well!
Looks beautiful and peaceful, Deborah ❤
It was lovely. Thank you, Donna!
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.
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!
Thanks for this moment of peace and solitude, Deborah.
I’m so glad you liked it, Jet. Thank you!
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
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.
Just beautiful!
Oh, thank you so much, Pam! I’m glad you enjoyed the photo.
Lovely but still not seeing the ‘like’ button Deborah.
That is so weird! Thank you so much, Brian!
Wonderful photo, Deborah. Such a pretty spot.
This area is becoming my go to landscape spot. Thank you so much, Belinda!
Perfect. I feel calm just gazing on it.
Oh, thank you, Ally! That’s how I felt being there. I did a lot more gazing than shooting. 😀💙
Stunning!
Beautiful image! So peaceful. How did you get the shot… from a bridge? Surely you weren’t standing in that frigid water 🙂
Thank you so much, Janis! Yes, I was on a little bridge. 😀
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.
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.
Beautiful shot Deborah. So peaceful
Thank you so much, John! This is down in the ranch area where it really is so quiet and peaceful.