The painting on the water

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The seasons alternate one after another and this is the natural order of things. As a young person I didn't manage to notice ie. I never even paid attention to cycles that happen again and again, but now in my 50's I've seen a lot of natural cycles!
From the beginning to the end of the year I observe the nature that surrounds me everyday, I devote a great deal of my time to staying in nature. I have combined my love of photography and nature and am constantly trying to capture some memorable moments for me. After many years of personal experience, I know exactly where I need to be at what point. Almost everything was happening over an invisible pattern that repeats itself over and over again.
We are now in the month of January, usually at this time I would photograph snow and snow idyll, but for now I will have to settle for some other things. January is the month when I try to capture the sun reflected in the water every day, only this month I can do it, during all other months of the year it is a futile mission!
Once again, I photographed tall trees reflected in still water whose rims are encased in thin ice, ice that resembles a frame which is framing works of art that are reflected in water, and the artist is nature itself! I observe and admire to these works of art, at their core they are very simple but still amazing and mesmerizing!
Through the branches of the trees, the light of the sun hidden behind the clouds breaks through and creates incredible effects in the water. Black, blue and white colors are mixing, they fascinate me, I have long wanted to paint several motifs that I have seen many times over, I think these scenes deserve to be immortalized! As far as I know for myself, I had a penchant for drawing, painting, but life took me in another direction so that instead of making paintings, I took photos!


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