Leaves from the Neighborhood
The top one is from another street; the bottom one is from our front yard. Autumn has arrived.
posted by EMC @ 3:40 PM
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Ralph the Sacred River
"The artifex verborum of the dream ... was no less adept than the waking Coleridge in the metamorphosis of words." — John Livingston Lowes, The Road to Xanadu. Observations on language (mostly ancient), religion, and culture. By Edward M. Cook, Ph.D.
Thursday, October 20, 2005
The top one is from another street; the bottom one is from our front yard. Autumn has arrived.
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2 Comments:
Ed,
Fall and Winter are my two favorite seasons. Your picture simply shows why this is the case. I see more of God's handywork in these two seasons than any others combined. Best to you and thanks for the beauty.
Best
Joe
Nice photography and cutting. Photoshop?
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