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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, Lindy’s 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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Category Archives: Lens-Artists Photo Challenge
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #67: Layered ~
Low tide at Beard’s Hollow, provides a peek into the geology and ecology of this region where the North American Continent and the Pacific Ocean meet, on the north shore of the Columbia River. Buffeted by wind and waves over … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #67: Candid ~
Looking back through previously posted photos, I was surprised how many candid photos there were, but I decided to delve into recent shots that I haven’t yet featured. I had such fun spotlighting the Albany Carousel last week, it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Albany Carousel, antiques, art, beagles, dogs, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, photography
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~ Lens-Artists Photo challenge #66: Fill the Frame ~
Recently I visited the Albany Carousel and was charmed beyond words. The first three shots are examples of filling the frame with the subject. The third photo also is an example of how ‘the whole’ can sometimes be overwhelming! In … Continue reading
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Tagged Albany Carousel, antiques, art, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, photography, wood carvings
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~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #65: Pick a Place ~
During my thirty year career, our go-to place for vacation was log cabin #1, at a small resort, Beach Haven, on the northwest shore of Orcas Island, WA After each school year of counseling, being in this quiet place with … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge # 64: Countryside and/or Small Towns ~ In Praise of Washington ~
I grew up on the outskirts of Wenatchee, Washington where our ‘end of the road’ neighborhood was surrounded by apple, cherry, peach and apricot orchards. From the fruited valleys, my family moved to a 40 acre farm near Pullman, Washington … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #63: Magical ~
In my youth, when I watched clouds billow across blue summer skies, I imagined what it might be like to float with them over this magical place called earth. Cloud formations shift; they change size, shape and density with atmospheric … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #62: Silhouettes ~
…outline, contour, shape, form, shadow, shadow figure, profile, skyline… Winter Sundown, Long Beach, WA Wind-farm on the north ridge of the Columbia River Gorge, near Goldendale, WA Knife-sharpener, Crescent Creek, OR Sunset Through Reeds, Long Beach, WA I adore … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #61: Precious Pets ~
Tommy was my first best friend; a black and white, short-haired tomcat who was my responsibility, and who, when no-one else was looking, slept on my bed when I was a kid. He comforted me, inviting me to think while … Continue reading
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~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #60: Framing the Shot ~
Windows offer a challenging way to frame shots. Sometimes the results are lovely, as in the photo below. Pacific Ocean view, from a window in North Head Lighthouse, Ilwaco, WA Because many of my photos are taken in natural settings, … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge # 59: Angles ~ Viewpoint ~ Point Of View ~
From my point of view, things (in the USA) are rather topsy turvy. That’s what I like about the angle of this photo – the only viewpoint from which I could capture the length of the huge pole with a … Continue reading
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