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I began this series as I sat in my cabin looking out through the hemlock trees to the waters of Ghost Lake. I marvelled at the beauty of the nature i was seeing. I have had that view for many years now and it never gets old because of it’s ever-changing and many faces.

Also, always inspiring for me is water and the movement of water. The colors that bodies of water take on from the skies above whether blue or gray or full with the warm colors of sunset. Water picks up things along the way, and swirls form, and foam lathers as it wends it’s way around rocks and over falls.