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by Steven Gordon
$46.00
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Piney Creek's water slows down as it begins to merge with the lake formed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). The waters are rife with woodland... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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Piney Creek's water slows down as it begins to merge with the lake formed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). The waters are rife with woodland birds and waterfowl, turtles and alligators. At sunset, a sky moves across the slow waters and paints a reflection of yellows, golds and blues, like a curtain drawing an inevitable serenity to close out the stage of day. Soon the air and waters will be alive with insects, birds, bats and what is now a calm surface will be broken by the explosion of bass and crappie as they trade water for air to catch their prey.
This scene was originally photographed by iPhone and then repainted in Corel Painter.
Vibrant and dramatic images awaken our mood and senses. Their memory stays alive as a reflection in our souls. I live in the Southeastern U.S. where woods approach water, clouds top treetops, and hills and mountains lift the morning sun into the day and silhouette the start of night. Professionally, I'm a mapmaker and photographer. I love photography because it's a captured moment that's both eternal and incomplete. We see that photography with our eyes, ears, sense of touch. In that sense the photo is captured forever but still lives and is transformed--by you and by me. What we bring to the photograph when we view it is our own re-painting of the image. I'm a Benedictine Oblate. My relationship is with St. Bernard Abbey in...
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