First off, you must check out Gale Zucker's Photo Tutorial for an embroidered mug sleeve, shot entirely with her Hipstamatic camera app. Do you know Gale's beautiful photography? If you think not, you probably do. She has photographed many knitting books including Shear Spirit and Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines.
So back to my Hipstamatic (borrowed from Julia) for a few very neutral colored photos.
The thermometer has been hovering at just about zero
A curly iron garden chair under the snow
Snow along the road with a running stream beneath
Our kitchen light and a cracked plaster ceiling
Looking out the kitchen window before the storm
Sheep under the crab apple tree after the storm
Hydrangea blossoms in the snow
Sheep along the fence in the snow
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Love! So moody!
lovely pictures - thanks for sharing. Love seeing the earth at rest...think of what is hiding waiting for Spring!
You've inspired me to snag my son's iPod and snap a few hipstamatics of our snowfall - in western TN. We got about two inches and a thin sheet of ice. It was enough to keep the kids home. This is their third snow day in two weeks!
Like your new header on your blog!
The "Sheep under the crab apple tree after the storm" picture is my favorite! It just looks magical, and cozy despite the snow.
OH MY!! Thanks for the shout out Kristin. I love this batch of Hipstas, especially the top one of the thermometer. And the sheep in snow.
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Absolutely beautiful... I'll have to check out some of Gale Zucker's Photography as well.
Thank you, Kristin, for sharing these photos. They are fabulous! I love those sheep...I love your blog, too.
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