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Walking With Eagles is a collection of original poems and photographs by Lindy Low Le Coq. A lifelong naturalist, amateur photographer and bird enthusiast, Lindyās verse, composition and photographs open a window into the essence of her subjects. Her poems and photography reflect the rich natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
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Bald Eagles mature over the course of five years. Walking With Eagles invites the reader to take a poetic and visual tour of this odyssey.
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~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #291: Cityscapes ~
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Love your St. Louis photo tour!
Thank you! It was a fun time for me with my sisters, all new sites for me.
I was just thinking, this was a different look at your world, and you said exactly that. You did make sure we got a few natural spaces. Don’t you love wandering through green spaces. in big cities? Ever there they seem to quiet the mind. Nice gallery Lindy. I especially love the views from above and the reflective window view.
Thank you, Donna. So long as there’s a bit of nature nearby, I stay calm!
Same.
Photographic impressions are the best, Lindy! The reflections and the aerial impressions really talked to me.
Thank you, Leya. It was fun to put this one together!
Excellent. I love the arch shot, and the aerials from the arch. Superb. I must see that Blues Museum someday.
Thank you, John. Yes on the Blues Museum. I plan to revisit this fall when I visit my sister in SL.
Beautifully done Lindy – I especially loved the reflection image.
Thank you, Tina. Shots like that can only be found in a city!
Lindy, these are beautiful memories of St. Louis. I liked all photos, and especially, the building reflection and the St. Louis Arch “protecting” the tree below it.
I hadn’t thought about the arch protecting the tree, EgĆdio! They are such opposites which is something I enjoy featuring in photos and art.
Wonderful photos, Lindy. I love the aerial ones š
Thank you Sofia. I was glad to have a good camera to bring in those aerial shots!
Great images from cities you’ve visited Lindy.
Thank you, Anne!
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Lovely images, Lindy and a great tour of a place I’ve never seen.āYour reflection image is wonderful!āI’m sorry about my late reply!
Whose late reply?! Thank you, Patti. This was a growth challenge for me.