At first glance, covering the brilliant colors of the Painted Hills with snow seems an affront. Slowly, though, you realize the colors are more vivid and the landscape patterns surreal; it is a study in negative space. The intensity of the snow and depth of the shadows create an otherworldly effect that makes this fabulous place more so.
The Painted Hills in winter, an unfinished canvas
by aramatzne@gmail.com | 6 Jan 2017 | Musing, Roads Taken | 8 comments
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Ski lines!
…that would be like skiing in cat litter…
Stunning…
Thank you!
…”seems dreamlike on account of that frosting”
James Taylor
…it’s a long way from the Berkshires, my friend.
Insane! I’ve never seen them with snow. Still so magical.
Yes, perhaps even more magical.