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Winter Haven

comments (1) January 19th, 2009 in gallery

Space_Man Space_Man, member
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My garden and studio:  A refuge of inspiration in all seasons! Click the image to enlarge.

My garden and studio:  A refuge of inspiration in all seasons!

Photo: Jay Bradley

This is a photo of my back yard studio and garden, taken in December 2008.  It is all new:  the first day after the first snowfall of the year, and the first year of the garden's existence.  A year before the back yard was mostly lawn.  To me the photo is inspiring both in terms of the forms and colours of the garden in winter, but also in terms of the transformation of the yard into rooms and spaces of year-round interest!    


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Comments (1)

bkacker writes: Lovely view into the backyard. I'm sure you're pleased with the results. Posted: 4:04 pm on January 23rd
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