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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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Vic Moore ~ Memorial for a Master Teacher
Victor Wayne Moore; born October 17, 1926, died November 14, 2013. Four years younger than my father, Vic served in the Navy during WWII, and later in Korea. He studied art education at Central Washington University (CWU), and after one … Continue reading
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Tagged art, being, family, fun, love, mentor, photography, relationship, teaching, wood carvings
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Treble Clef ~ Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Twist 1
Glass has enchanted me since I learned about millefiori paperweights while working in retail sales with Alan Zell, in Portland, Oregon. Under his tutelage, I came to understand the complex process of glass-blowing, and the intricate beauty that can be … Continue reading
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Tagged art, colors, photography, sculpture, weekly photo challenge
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Rainier ~ Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Letters
My Oh My!
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Tagged art, beer, food, illustration, pacific northwest, photography, seattle kingdome, spirits, weekly photo challenge, wine
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Greatness and Sacrifice ~ Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Monument
It was 1960, I was eleven years old and had traversed 3,000 miles across the USA with my family in a station wagon hauling a travel trailer. We started in the middle of Washington state, and landed in Boston. During … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, landscape, nature, outdoors, photography, weekly photo challenge
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Same Horizon ~ many years and seasons ~ Weekly Photo Chalenge
The view from Cabin 1 Beach Haven, Orcas Island, WA towards Waldron Island (foreground) and Saturna Island (behind Waldron).
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Tagged art, colors, landscape, nature, photography, san juan islands, weekly photo challenge
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Rainbow ~ Weekly Photo Challenge ~ The Hue of You/Me
I looked through my catalog of photos wondering what color represents the me of me. Could it be green, the hue of plants – one of my favorite life forms? Or maybe blue? Yes – the name we give … Continue reading
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Warmth ~ Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Good Morning
Mornings are cold now and a fire in the wood stove takes the nip and dampness out of the air. Coffee fuels me as I finish a drawing that will be one of the illustrations in my short story Studebaker.
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Porcelain Berry Vine
Everything in nature is perfect, even though it may not appear so to the human eye. What I want to do with my drawings is transform a flat surface, using color and texture, so that my subject appears three dimensional. … Continue reading
Harbingers
chickadees feast woodpeckers cling hummingbirds spar lapping long draughts ever more slowly koi course last light profiles pear tinged poplars against steely blue sky maple leaves big as dinner plates lie scattered wet shreds of storm clouds tangle in branches
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