Monday, February 20, 2012

Stirring Turquoise and a Little Snow


Blacksburg VA- February 13,2012


This is a photo I took on February 13, 2012.  The turquoise bell sits quietly most days in our garden.
Two days ago, while I was working in the garden, a little breeze sent the bell into a frenzy. It was the harbinger of the winter snow, that finally found us yesterday.

In the image below I blended my image with a pre-made background, from digital artist Alice Popkorn. (her other links are Faceook and  flicker photostream). She is a master of the digital image.



This image is my contribution to Take a Word Challenge  with Marie.  The word for this week is turquoise. 



Stirring Turquoise by Teri H Hoover

Stillness falls between the branches,
just before the wind finds its way.
Stirring the turquoise bell.  
  




















And on another note it snowed yesterday~ the first snow of the season. February 19th and it is the first snow.  I suppose there were other little snows... but for a girl from Buffalo, NY this was the first SNOW. And while I am not necessarily a big fan of the white stuff, when God gives something gorgeous my first impulse is to want to run out and photograph it .  So I did.

Dogwood in Snow, Blacksburg VA- February 20, 2012

Front Porch, Blacksburg, VA- February 20, 2012

4 comments:

  1. I like the little turquoise bell both ways. That child whispering to the rabbit (in the snow) is my favorite.

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  2. My daughter looked at a college in Buffalo 15 years ago. I can still remember the admissions person saying we didn't know snow if we didn't live in buffalo. She went to a school in Troy, NY where she got some snow. Your turquoise bell would be right at home with our various windchimes that foretell snow in our neck of the woods.

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  3. Very very beautiful pics Teri! Bravo!!!

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  4. I like the bell sitting in the stillness. The rabbit and the child in the snow is sooo sweet!

    Tomoko

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