summer swing slumbers silent storm s W i r L l S steady snow s t a C K S s o f t L y copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell

Thank you Jennifer for the One Word Photo Challenge: Storm.
summer swing slumbers silent storm s W i r L l S steady snow s t a C K S s o f t L y copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
Thank you Jennifer for the One Word Photo Challenge: Storm.
sun sparkle seagull stone skyline ship surf sand summer seaside copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
Thank you Jennifer for the One Word Photo Challenge: Sun.
Delicate diamond drops strung shadowed on rain laced branches trace shimmering lines of delight moving my mind's eye ever inward. copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
Thank you Jennifer for the One Word Photo Challenge: Rain.
Suspended in sea and sky, v a s t and d e e p, buoy and moon chart my way through space and time. A slip of land anchors heaven and earth. Solitary I float. Copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Afloat.”
time liquid flowing
in frozen instants perceived
fragment life’s momentsCopyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
The weather accommodated me yesterday morning with this frozen water drop, as if on cue, for the Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Ephemeral.”
piercing cold decay triumphantly emerging vigor springs forth fresh liquid moves fluid freed from frozen slumber deep awaiting spring's green Copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
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I took these photographs earlier today walking in my yard and down the road. A few flurries fell, but most of the snow has gone liquid and a few green sprouts have pushed up. The triumph of spring has begun!
This my response to the last prompt for Photography 101, “triumph.”
First day of spring snow f a l l s ''March, in like a lion, out like a'' lion unanticipated ground fills white backyard Buddha becoming blanketed smiles unperturbed tomorrow brings snowdrops from under out of the inevitable m e l t . Copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
To see photos from the same day, when the snow was coming down and my bird feeders were a flurry with a variety of flying feathered fun, squirrels, dear, and chickens too, click here.
To see a photos from the day after at Glenmere Lake Park, in Florida NY, click here, and at Applewood Orchard, click here.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Fresh.”
Lacey shadows traced on fresh snow
Dark lines signifying sunshine
Spring soon to prevailCopyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
This is my response to the Photography 101 prompt, “landscape.”
It snowed on the first day of spring last week. I took this photograph the day after at a local reservoir and park.
Muddy,
melting,
dreary
wetness
punctuated
by
a
pecking,
poking jab
of red.
copyright ©2015 Terry Boswell
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This post is in response to the Photography 101 prompt “Pop of Color.”
Here in New York State’s Hudson Valley there’s not much color popping this time of year. Even the fire hydrant across the street from my home looks drab, so once again I’ve relied on my neighbor’s chickens to help me respond to a Photography 101 prompt!
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