This Concord horse farm reminds me of a primitive American folk art painting, sparse, with simple buildings and the evergreen providing the only hint of color.
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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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December
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- To Bright Tomorrows
- Watching a Hole
- Let's Go See a Movie!
- Observations
- First Parish of Concord
- At Home in the Woods
- Merry Christmas
- Skating on Thin Ice
- Blue Jay Way
- Red Adirondacks
- Waiting Out the Storm
- Blizzard's a Comin'
- Grinnell Park
- Skywatch Friday
- American Folk Art
- MCI-Concord
- Damonmill Square
- Lovely Bones
- Grist Mill - #3
- Longfellow's Wayside Inn - # 3
- Blue Moons for B Squared (Skywatch Friday)
- Good Morning Moon
- Revolutionary Cemetery
- Martha Mary Chapel
- Currier & Ives
- Winter Window Boxes
- Stone Fence
- Deck the Halls
- Winter Whites
- Caught.....
- Theme Day: Waiting
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7 comments:
I like it very much. Your photos are artistic and full of harmony (I just do not want to be annoying commentor of every your post).
Irina, I love your comments and they are definitely not annoying.
A mutual friend hooked me up with your site.....WOW....you're quite the photographer! The comments really deepen the appreciation of your wonderfully composed photographs.....thanks for your enrichment....as well as the thousands of other contributors to this site....fantastic "armchair travel"....Happy Holidays to All!
I think this should be #4 in your Sudbury winter calendar! What a wonderful winter juxtaposition of lines and angles!
Anon - welcome aboard...it's fun to travel the world in 80 minutes with CDP.
Jacob, I'm putting you in charge of the calendar.
Enchanting scene. Well done again, A. Looks like your talent is getting well deserved recognition.
Antjas,
Your photo blog is part of my daily routine - I so enjoy your posts. I know that it takes a lot of time and effort on your part, so I want you to know that you have an appreciative audience out there, even if we don't always leave comments.
Thank you from another anonymous fan!!
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