Moon winter
446 creative works found
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BIg moon rising over the mountain range.
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Photograph of snow flakes and the reflections of the trees, I used different shades of glass and metal sheets to get the look I wanted. I liked that it looks like a huge moon in the background…...It sort of looks like an abstract painting. / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / . . / . / . / . / . / .
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well its june and its wet and there are not many leaves on some of my trees and it’s making me feel a bit blue…. so here is another wintery sky in my big back yard…...
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Several layers of infrared and some conventional elements in negative and positive forms. It’s a bit strange, but I liked it anyway..;-)
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The whole city was frozen as the moon was shining brilliantly
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Swan Song is the sixth of the nine novels in The Forsyte / Chronicles and the conclusion of the second trilogy, called A Modern Comedy. / John Galsworthy’s epic story of the moneyed Forsyte family is a fascinating / study of the British propertied class during the decline of the Victorian age. Composition of four photos. Various brushes and filters used to make this image come together!
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January. Taken at 4 am one winters morning.
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Light snow covers the field, which I cross to seek shelter from the bone chilling cold. I will rest with my back against this tree and watch the moon rise for a little while. It seems like I can literally hear the moon rise in front of me. Life is good! My art with 1000+ views
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Camera Olympus SP510 UZ on Auto with tripod
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Left the window open last night…............... / The moon was full…............ / The sky was bright…....... / The air was crisp….......... / That is why I left the window open last night….......... / acrylic on fabric…...... / / AVAILABLE FOR SALE
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The World sleeps under a blanket of snow…
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Psychedelic Pop winter scene with peace banner…
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A lot of people wouldn’t connect Winter with love and romance, however, our couple is very active and the idea of winter recreation, such as cross country sking, followed up by a warm crackling fire, sounded like just the thing. / In the Fall, our young man popped the marriage question and they decided on a Winter marriage right before Christmas. They had a wonderful church wedding, followed by a great reception, surrounded by their friends. This is their honeymoon spot. They found a small cabin, located in the mountains, to rent. It had all of the ambiance that they needed for a memorable honeymoon. The first night that they stayed in the cabin, it snowed. How beautiful it was, the morning of their first day of married life. The snow sparkled in the sunlight and they went out for some cross country sking. By late afternoon they were tired enough to retire by the fire. They had a late evening repast that they had brought with them, a full picnic type dinner with wine and a delicious chocolate desert. How thrilled they were to find that the moon had come out and it was full. What a wonderful day they had, the moonlit night just seemed like a perfect ending to it. After all maybe that is why it is called a “Honey Moon”........ Sorry I couldn’t resist! I hope that you have enjoyed my little story. Such as it could be, if 2 unattached people, who loved photography, found one another. It all could start at a stream in Spring time and end up under the moon light, in a cabin, by a lake, in the Winter. Thanks to all who viewed my images and read my little story. I appreciate your support and encouragement. Original background image taken in Shady Cove, Oregon. / The cabin is one that I had painted into a winter painting. It was added as a composite, along with the moon. The flood filter was added to create the lake.
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I know i’m way early, but since last year i was late, i am not taking chances this year! Background / Santa’s Sleigh / Lights
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Winter moon reflection
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An acrylic painting on canvas paper of a winter wonderland. We have sun and heat here but I always remember my childhood Christmases being White. So this is my idea of what a White Christmas should look like in Australia. (Also a Christmas card version of this painting in my portfolio). White Christmas Christmas Eve we were all aglow / with the heat of the sun there was no snow! / At the end of the day Santa would be on his way.. / with toys and gifts piled high in his sleigh! / I wish he could give us a snow surprise, / as we turned out the lights we peeked outside. / To our delight a winter wonderland we saw, / a white Christmas we will have, who could ask for more! Linda Featured in: / Painters in Modern times / and Country Bumpkin
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Then came the reassuring voice of the angel of the Lord: “For unto you is born, this day, in the city of David, a Savior, which is Christ the Lord” (Luke 2:10, 11). My prayers for each and every one of you is that as you celebrate Christmas, you will remember the reason for the season which is the birth of Jesus Christ. My best wishes go out to each and everyone one of you, and I hope you have a Joyous and Peace-filled Holiday Season! Merry Christmas! This is an acrylic painting on canvas (18×24).
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also check out Moonlight Sonata / ....
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11×14 Acrylic I had an idea to have the woman and moon gazing at the stars~ at the same angle , and to have the same faces.. so here’s my little Winter wonderland!)
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Drew saves the day and all is well in the village of Yewof-in-Kernow From my children’s story “Once Upon A Winter’s Turning”, originally published by Wooden Books. The tale features a young lad from Kernow called Drew Widdershins. When a dose of the flu looks like it’s going to scupper the village’s Winter Solstice celebrations Drew, along with the stones from the local stone circle on the moor, must track down the ingredients for his mother’s heal-all herbal remedy. This book has been out of print for some time now, so I’ve decided to offer those illustrations from the book that would make ideal greetings cards or prints. / Also available as a greetings card / Also available: Drew Widdershin’s Magic Calendar
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Cape May, NJ / December NIkon D80 / Manual / 18-135mm / Raw Design by Billy Collins I pour a coating of salt on the table / and make a circle in it with my finger. / This is the cycle of life / I say to no one. / This is the wheel of fortune, / the Arctic Circle. / This is the ring of Kerry / and the white rose of Tralee / I say to the ghosts of my family, / the dead fathers, / the aunt who drowned, / my unborn brothers and sisters, / my unborn children. / This is the sun with its glittering spokes / and the bitter moon. / This is the absolute circle of geometry / I say to the crack in the wall, / to the birds who cross the window. / This is the wheel I just invented / to roll through the rest of my life / I say / touching my finger to my tongue. Featured in the Group: OUTSIDE THE BOX! / Featured in the Group: Art in Math
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”...In today’s sharp sparkle, this winter air, / any thing can be made, any sentence begun. / On the brink, on the brim, on the cusp, praise song for walking forward in that light.” from: “Praise Song for the Day,” written and recited by Elizabeth Alexander at President Obama’s inauguration. Featured in the Group: Your Magic Place / Featured in the Group: Reaching Freedom
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