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“The places of quiet are going away, the churches, the woods, the libraries. And it is only in silence we can hear the voice inside of us which gives us true peace.” ― James Rozoff

There is peace in the forest, a peace that I dearly need in this busy world. In the forest, I can participate in the natural cycles, I can anticipate the next species of wildflower to bloom, or to come to leaf.

Bloodroots, have become a spring rite to me. Since I discovered them a few years ago, it’s been a regular visit to my favorite groves, close to home, to simply enjoy them as they emerge from their leafy cloaks.

There is such a purity to them and they seem so delicate and so fleeting and they are among the first early spring blossoms to appear.

The more I see them the more I am able to create more natural looking images, rather than the typical straight on shots. Many grow out in the open in small bunches, but I am really drawn to those clinging to the shadows of logs or hillsides. Here, they grow next to a fallen tree, among the tangle of vines. This composition feels more natural to me that those out in the open, as it includes elements of the forest they flourish in and I chose to preserve this particular memory of this spring’s cycle.

“A picture held us captive. And we could not get outside it, for it lay in our language and language seemed to repeat it to us inexorably.” ― Ludwig Wittgenstein

I was hoping to get a few more images before the bloodroot stopped blooming and was happy to see I had not missed my chance. I took my portable studio with me in hopes of being able to find a few specimens that lent themselves to this technique. A small grouping, just off the hiking trail presented just such an opportunity and I set about making a few images.

The image above appealed to me the most, as it shows the freshly emerged plant, with the flower about to open, a very similar scene to my earlier post. However, the black background does its job
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 “ The places of quiet are going off, the churches, the woods, the library. And it is entirely in silence we can learn the voice inside of us which gives us on-key peace. ” ― James Rozoff 

 There is peace in the forest, a peace that I dearly need in this interfering world. In the forest, I can participate in the natural cycles, I can anticipate the next species of wildflower to bloom, or to arrive to leaf. 

 Bloodroots, have become a spring rite to me. Since I discover them a few years ago, it ’s been a regular visit to my favorite grove, close to home, to simply enjoy them as they emerge from their leafy cloak. 

 There is such a purity to them and they seem so delicate and so fleeting and they are among the first early spring blossoms to appear. 

 The more I see them the more I am able to create more natural looking images, rather than the typical heterosexual on shots. Many grow out in the outdoors in humble bunch, but I am really drawn to those cling to the shadows of logs or hillsides. Here, they grow next to a fall tree, among the tangle of vines. This composition feels more natural to me that those out in the open, as it includes element of the forest they flourish in and I chose to preserve this particular memory of this give ’s cycle. 

 “ A word picture held us captive. And we could not get outside it, for it lay in our language and language seem to repeat it to us inexorably. ” ― Ludwig Wittgenstein 

 I was hoping to get a few more picture before the bloodroot discontinue blooming and was happy to experience I had not missed my luck. I took my portable studio with me in hope of being able to find a few specimen that lent themselves to this proficiency. A small grouping, barely off the hiking trail present just such an opportunity and I typeset about making a few images. 

 The image above appealed to me the most, as it shows the freshly emerged plant, with the flower about to open, a very alike scene to my earlier mail. However, the black background dress its job
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“the PlACeS of quIet Are goinG away, the chUrcHeS, the woods, the LIbRaries. And iT is Only in silencE we Can heaR tHe vOIce inSidE of us Which gIVes us tRue peace.” ― JAmES RozofF

there is PEAcE in tHe forest, a peace thaT i dEArly need in this Busy woRlD. in THE foResT, I can partiCiPate iN The natuRAl CYCLes, i Can anticipate The next specIEs oF wildfLoWer TO bloom, Or to cOmE To lEaf.

BloodrooTs, haVe become a Spring RIte to me. sInce I diScoverEd tHem A few YEaRs Ago, It’S BeeN A rEguLAr vIsit to my FaVoRite gRoveS, CLOSe to HomE, to sImply Enjoy them as thEy eMergE FroM theiR leafY cloAkS.

TherE is sucH a purItY to them and they sEem sO delicate And So FleEtIng anD They arE amOng The firsT early sPRinG bLOSSoMs to appear.

The more I SeE THeM the more i am ablE To CrEAte more nAtUraL looKINg imaGes, rAThEr than thE typicAL sTrAight on ShOts. ManY gRow Out In the OPen iN small Bunches, bUt I am REally drawn to thOSe clinging to tHE sHADoWS of lOgs Or hillsides. here, THey gRow nEXt To a FAllen Tree, aMoNG tHE tangle of vines. This cOmPositiOn feeLs more natural To me that thOSE Out in the Open, AS iT Includes elemenTs of tHe forest thEY flourisH in anD I chose tO preserve THIs particUlaR meMorY of THIs Spring’s cycle.

“A PICturE hEld us caPtiVe. And we CouLd nOt gEt oUtSide it, for It lay in oUr LaNgUaGe aNd lanGUage seemEd To rEpEat It to uS InexorAbly.” ― LUdwiG WItTGenStein

I wAS hOPIng tO gEt A few MorE iMages BefoRE thE bloodrOot stoppeD blOOminG aNd Was happY to see I had not MiSsed my chanCe. i toOk my poRTAble studIo with me in hopes of being aBLe to finD a fEw speCimeNs that lenT thEmselvEs tO This teChniquE. A smaLl GroUPIng, juST OfF thE hIking trail PREseNted jUsT sucH an oppoRtunity and I set abouT MakIng a few images.

the ImagE ABoVe aPPeALed To ME thE MOst, as it shows the Freshly emeRgED pLant, with thE FloWeR about tO open, a vEry siMIlar sceNe to my earLier post. HOwEver, THE blAck backgroUnd does iTs job
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“Thepla ces of quiet  ar e goin gawa y , the  ch urche s, the woods,  the libr ar i es. An d  it iso n ly  insilence we can he a rt he voice insid e of u sw hi c h  gi ves  us true p ea ce.”―  JamesR oz o f f 

T h ere is peacein the fore s t,a peac etha t  I dea rly n ee d  in  this busyworl d. In the  fores t , I can partici pate i n t henatu r al  c ycl es ,  Ic an  an t ici pate the  n ex t spe cies o f wild flo werto bl oom, or to co meto l e af. 

Blo odroo ts,ha ve be come a  spri ng  rite to me. Si nceI discove red  t hem  a  fewy ears a go,  it ’s been  a regu l arvi s i t  t o my favorite grov es , cl ose to h ome, t o  s im p ly enjoy  t hem  ast h ey em erge fr om their  leafy cl oa ks.

Th er e is s uc h a  pu rityt o th em and  they se em so delicate and s o  fleeting and th e y  a r e am ong  the firstearl y  spr ingb lo sso m s toappea r. 
T h e more I see them t he  moreI amable to creat e more nat u r a l lookin g im a ge s , rather thanthe t ypical str a ight onshots . Many g row out i n the open  in  sm all  bu n c he s, but I am r e a llydr awn totho se clin gin g t o t hesh adows oflogs orhi ll si de s.Here, they gro wnex ttoa fal l en tre e, am ongth et ang le of v i ne s .  Thi sco mpos iti on  feel s mo r e n aturalto me tha t t h oseou tin theopen, as it i nc ludes elem en tsof the f orest th ey flourish in and I ch o se to p res ervethis  particul armemory  of this s pring’ s cyc le .
“ A  pict u r ehel dus captive . And  we c ou ld n ot getoutside it, for it lay  in our langu age  and l an gua g es eem ed tor e peat it to us i nexorably. ”―  L udwig Witt g ens te in

I w as hopi ng to get a f ew more i mages bef or e th e blo odroot sto pped blo oming and was h a pp y tosee  I had  n otmisse d my c h anc e. Itook m yportab le st ud io withme in hopes of being ab le tofinda f ew specim ens tha t lent th emse lves to th istec hniqu e.A  smal l gr o up ing ,  just  off the hikin g  t rai l pr esented jus t s uch  an o ppo r tunity  and  I set about maki n g a few images .

T h e  im age abov eappealed to me  th em o st, as i tshows the f reshly e me r ged p lant,with t he flow e r  a b out to  ope n,a very si mil ar scene t omy earlie r po st . Howe ver, t h e bl a c k background doe s its j ob
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“The places of quiet are going away, the_churches,_the woods,_the_libraries._And it is only in_silence we can hear the_voice inside_of us which gives us true peace.” ―_James_Rozoff

There is peace_in the forest, a peace that I dearly need_in this busy world. In the_forest, I can_participate_in_the natural cycles, I_can anticipate the next species of_wildflower to bloom, or to come_to leaf.

Bloodroots, have become a spring rite_to me. Since I discovered them_a few years ago, it’s_been a_regular visit to my favorite_groves, close to_home, to_simply enjoy them_as they emerge from their leafy_cloaks.

There is such_a purity to them and they_seem_so delicate and_so_fleeting_and they_are among the_first_early spring_blossoms_to appear.

The more I see them_the_more I am able to create more_natural looking images, rather_than_the typical straight on_shots. Many grow out in_the open in small bunches, but_I am_really drawn_to those clinging to the shadows of logs or hillsides. Here,_they grow next to a fallen_tree, among the tangle_of vines._This_composition feels more_natural_to me_that those out in the open, as_it includes_elements of the forest they flourish_in and I chose_to_preserve this particular memory of this_spring’s cycle.

“A picture held us captive._And we could not get_outside_it,_for it lay in our_language and language seemed to repeat_it to us_inexorably.” ― Ludwig Wittgenstein

I was hoping to_get_a few more images before the_bloodroot_stopped blooming and was happy to_see_I_had not missed my chance._I took my portable studio with_me in hopes of being able to find a_few specimens that_lent themselves to this technique._A_small_grouping, just off the hiking trail presented just such an_opportunity and_I set about_making a few images.

The image above appealed to me the_most, as it shows the freshly emerged_plant, with the flower about to open, a very similar scene_to my earlier post. However, the black background_does its job