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Happiness is good health and a bad memory. ~Ingrid Bergman

October 2, 2014 by owfotografik

Blue Green Abstract Algae Blue is the color of a sky or an ocean. It can be soothing and oh so very beautiful. Green is a shade of a tree or a mountain stream. Emerald in origin and captivating in spirit. Abstract art is a way to escape. Relax into the imagination and discover a new world. Algae is life and sustains living creatures. Living in the deep and hugging the curves of the watery world in which it survives. […]

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Categories: Patterns, Patterns, Philosophical • Tags: 16x9, abstract, Abstract art, algae, art, Artwork, background, blue, Blue Green Abstract Algea, bright, celebrate, Chaos, Color, colorful, Computer, Concept, Connection, creative, Creativity, creature, Design, Digital, Digital Art, digitally, electronic, emerald, Energy, fracture, fun, funky, futuristic, geometric, geometry, glow, Glowing, graphic, green, Imagination, Life, light, Living, mirror image, modern, mosaic, ocean, omaste witkowski, owfotografik, Pale, Pattern, Peach, Print, psychedelic, Relax, sky, spiritual, stream, surface, tech, technical, Technology, texture, textured, tree, vibrant, wall, wallpaper

Bursting Berries

August 28, 2014 by owfotografik

Bright Bursting Berries I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order. ~John Burroughs

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Categories: Daily Themes, Large Brushstrokes Abstract Paintings, Miscellaneous, Nature • Tags: 2x3 (4x6), abstract, beautiful, berries, blooming, blossom, bright bursting berries, carlton complex, colorful, floral, flowers, fresh, garden, Garden Art, georgia okeefe, green, hdr, impressionism, John Burroughs, layers, leaves, light, macro, matisse, methow valley, monica, namaste, nature, north cascades, omaste witkowski, orange, outdoors, owfotografik.com, pacific northwest, Photoshop, plants, raindrops, remote, romanticism, Spirituality, summer, sunlight, textured, tree, van gogh, van goh, vibrant, washington state, wet, winthrop, witkowski, yellow

Solitude is painful when one is young, but delightful when one is more mature. ~Albert Einstein

September 4, 2013 by owfotografik

Ancient Tree Reflecting the Sunrise A very long time ago this tree started its existence here on Earth. It grew tall and strong and absorbed the light and energy of the days it grew into. Over time the area that it grew in was transformed from a meadow into a lake. This tree was cut and water flooded over it’s remaining stump. As the water recedes and the new day begins, this ancient memory of a tree is reflecting its […]

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Categories: Abstract Photography, Nature • Tags: Abstract art, Abstract Photography, blue, colorful, Earth, fine art, lake, nature, pink, reflection, Reservoir, sunrise, tree, Tree Stump

Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things that escape those who dream only at night. ~Edgar Allan Poe

August 7, 2013 by owfotografik

Ancient Expression Of Beauty This photograph was taken near Ashland Oregon on the banks of Howard Prairie Lake. I was mesmerized by the face that I saw so clearly in the ancient wood. This was a tree stump that has survived time to display its ancient expression of beauty. Worn lines carve a magnificent sculpture onto the face of this old tree. Can you see the many visions of age and knowledge of the past. Resting quietly on the banks […]

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Categories: Nature, Philosophical, Portfolio • Tags: abstract, Abstract art, Abstract Photography, Aged, Ancient, bark, beauty, Edgar Allan Poe, Face, nature, Poetry, tree, Tree Stump, Worn

Success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparation there is sure to be failure. ~Confucius

July 27, 2013 by owfotografik

Climbing a Tree I found this tree as I was walking in the park. The bark caught my attention and I stopped to look at it more closely. Then I looked up and realized that it would be really fun to climb. Not that I actually would climb it now, when I was a kid, but not now. There is something about climbing that I have always been attracted to. You get such a better view of everything when you […]

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Categories: Methow Valley, Outdoor Recreation • Tags: Challenges, Climb, Climbing, Confucius, Exploration, Opportunities, park, Philosophy, Planning, Preparation, recreation, tree, Tree climbing

If you reveal your secrets to the wind, you should not blame the wind for revealing them to the trees. ~Khalil Gibran

July 7, 2013 by owfotografik

Tall pine trees stand as sentinels watching over the river flows gently by. The secrets that these trees have encountered are numerous and salacious I am sure. Or maybe not. The souls that have lingered here for a short time may have been virtuous and unassuming. The leaves and the water tell no tales as they are rooted to the earth and silent indeed. A tree is a silent reminder that all who live have roots. Deep and hidden and […]

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Categories: Love, Methow Valley, Philosophical • Tags: campling, Khalil Gibran, outdoors, pine, river, roots, tree, trees, water

Life is just a fantasy, can you live this fantasy life? ~Aldo Nova

July 3, 2013 by owfotografik

What do you see here? I am loving the blue color I have invoked. It sits calmly in the center of the screen just waiting for your eye to wander there. What is is and where did it come from. Is this blue void going to swallow us whole or just wait patiently until our eyes are ready to melt into it. Explore all of the textures and color variations. I have painted many wondeful mysteries into this scene. I […]

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Freestone Inn

May 20, 2013 by owfotografik

“Nothing is more memorable than a smell. One scent can be unexpected, momentary and fleeting, yet conjure up a childhood summer beside a lake in the mountains.” Diane Ackerman