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Thanks to Judith Heartsong. The Arte y Pico Award was created "to be given to bloggers who inspire others with their creative energy and their talents, be it writing or artwork in all medias" and is given to bloggers who merit recognition for their creative efforts.
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The Arte y Pico Award
Thanks to Judith Heartsong. The Arte y Pico Award was created "to be given to bloggers who inspire others with their creative energy and their talents, be it writing or artwork in all medias" and is given to bloggers who merit recognition for their creative efforts.
Change
To see award winning CHANGE photograph, click on icon
4 comments:
That's amazing. We don't have a lot of ice storms around here. Do you have them there often.
I like the reflections of the light on the ice on the trees.
I always love the snow photos. Glad that I lives in NY. Take care. Nancy
Excellent Photo !!1
You sure did capture the "Mood"
Looks like a scene in the movie Dr. Zhivago. Now that was when movies were movies. Nice capture.
Joyce
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