Thursday, November 17, 2011

Listen

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  2. lovely photos

    so introspective which is nice this time of year

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  3. into the mystic is the song playing in my head while viewing these marvels

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  4. not only do you knit the most beautiful things (that I could eat up with a spoon!), but your photos are spectacular and really sink into my soul. so graceful and alluring...

    xo
    brittan

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  5. i hear the crunch of frost and soft shush of cold breeze through those branches. these are gorgeous.

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  6. Thanks for your last two posts, which brought peace to my mind.
    You are so lucky to live near such a wonderful place! A few years ago I made primitive camping in a quebecan park, and I think that's the only time I approached nature so close.

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  7. This time of year has such a spare, understated beauty to it. It takes a special person (and a special eye) to appreciate it. Thank you for capturing it for us! It brings me right back to all my years in Vermont. I live in Arizona now, and I miss those textures so much.

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  8. Thank you for these sublime images Nicole :-)

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  9. Great images. What camera/lenses are you using?

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  10. these images are so beautiful. i especially like the textures in top tree photograph and the dark lines in the tree photograph near the bottom.

    the photographs feel so quiet and calm - as if you took completely to heart the purpose of the silent weekend.

    i've had a few intensely busy, noisy days and seeing your images reminds that i need to 'reset' my being.

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  11. my english is not so good to tell you how much I'm in love with your nice pictures...

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  12. Listening with your eyes is a magnificent experience!

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  13. these are photos I could have taken
    (which means I totally love them & that they speak to me, btw !)
    perfect retreat for taking those wonderful macros
    xoxo

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  14. beautiful, nicole. really quiet and delicate.

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  15. I just came across your blog and how happy I am that I did. I'm inspired by your beautiful photography and knitting. I connected through the bookhou site, I think, and was thrilled to discover that you live in Ottawa. I live just up the street from the Museum of Nature, in the Glebe! I read many blogs from around the world, but what a treat to find one so pretty and so close to home. I am going to seek you out on ravelry as I have some knitting queries for you. :) Stephanie

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