From Lorelie:
I am delighted to invite you to view the photographs of the “small surprises” and “interesting details” Toni looks for on her walks in the woods and near rivers. Her camera captures the effects of sunlight and shadow and encourages you to closely examine the unique shapes, textures and inhabitants.
A QUIET WALK
“A long walk into the forest is true meditative time. The trees still the mind, and the deeper you go the more the soul’s portal widens. Within that space, wisdom whispers.”
Angie Wyland-Crosby
Nature exists as a living dream. Magic can be found in the simplest of things, both large and small—clouds sailing, a blade of sunlit grass, a flower budding. And we are mere wanderers amidst her enchantment.
Angie Wyland-Crosby
SHAPES & TEXTURES
INHABITANTS
COLOR
Colorful wildflowers in rocks and crevices bring one last surprise!
A “special” thank you for viewing Toni’s photographs of the “small surprises” she takes during her daily walks. Whether near her home or in her travels her photographs reveal her unique perspective on nature.
Lorelie
CREDITS:
Photographer: Toni Olson
Writer: Angie Wyland-Crosby, John Muir
Graphic Designer: Tim Olson
Editors: Lorelie Olson
NESTER url: https://notesfromanester.com
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