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Yoga Tree Exhibit – vol. 4

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Here’s the fourth and final installment of the selection of Yoga Tree images, from which I will put together the exhibit at my place of employment.  For this installment, I’m giving you six images, from which to select your favorites; you’re allowed to select more than one, if you like them 🙂

There are no real absolute must-haves in this grouping, although I do lean towards one or two of them.  If you’d like another look at the first or second installment of images, the can be found in Yoga Tree Exhibit – vol. 1, Yoga Tree Exhibit – vol.2 and  Yoga Tree Exhibit – vol. 3.

First Snow
Pristine
Mid-Morning Sun
Wintry Sun
Sol, it arises!
Waiting for the Sun

As always, I am very much looking forward to hearing your thouhgts on these images.

Thank you for your help!

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16 responses to “Yoga Tree Exhibit – vol. 4”

  1. spiritualdragonfly Avatar
    spiritualdragonfly

    How to pick??! I’m a sunrise gal by nature…but there is just something about that last photo …….

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  2. iballrtw Avatar
    iballrtw

    First, Mid-morning Sun (for the shadows) and second, Waiting for the Sun (for the colors on the horizon). I like the snow and bare branches.

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    1. jansenphoto Avatar
      jansenphoto

      Thank you!! Really appreciate your input!

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      1. iballrtw Avatar
        iballrtw

        I really like them all. 🙂

      2. jansenphoto Avatar
        jansenphoto

        You’ve uncovered my quandary 🙂

  3. forgivingjournal Avatar
    forgivingjournal

    I agree – it’s tough picking just a few, Frank. OK if I had to choose, I’d select the first one – there’s something about the ray of cloud that is mysterious and original for me. I’d also select the one with the setting sun, the colors are brilliant. Good luck, and blessings!

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    1. jansenphoto Avatar
      jansenphoto

      Thank you, Debbie!

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  4. bikurgurl Avatar
    bikurgurl

    I love them all, but my top two are “Waiting for the Sun” and “Clear Winter Sunrise” 🙂 Congrats on your show!

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    1. jansenphoto Avatar
      jansenphoto

      Thank you!! I appreciate your feedback on these.

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      1. bikurgurl Avatar
        bikurgurl

        You know I’m a little obsessed with your Yoga Tree! I have convinced myself you should have a whole blog dedicated to the tree, its seasons, visitors, moods, thoughts, impressions, favorite quotes, books, animals, images….visions from the tree….it’s beauty is inspiring!

      2. jansenphoto Avatar
        jansenphoto

        You’re so obsessed 🙂 If she were still in my daily commute, I’d consider doing something like a daily Yoga Tree image…

        That said, when I get some time available (it’s a bit tricky right now, but winter might give me more time), I will put together some kind of monotome on this wonderful tree.

      3. bikurgurl Avatar
        bikurgurl

        Ah! I will be happy to see the process emerge! I think about all the work you put on your blog and I have no idea where you find the time to share all of your talent, but I’m so glad you do! 🙂

      4. jansenphoto Avatar
        jansenphoto

        Trying to optimize my time usage as much as possible… I find that as I watch less TV, I get more done 🙂

      5. bikurgurl Avatar
        bikurgurl

        Amen! I can’t say that I don’t have it on in the background when I’m writing or reading through blogs, but I know less is more when it comes to the tube {or do we just call them the black holes of time-suck abyss these days? 😉 } — I’m working on the streamlining myself! It’s all about getting my planner going!

  5. bedlamanddaisies Avatar
    bedlamanddaisies

    Once again, I love them all! But my favorites are First Snow and Clear Winter Sunrise 🙂 -Amy

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    1. jansenphoto Avatar
      jansenphoto

      Thank you very much, Amy. It’s not easy for me to decide on these 🙂

      Frank

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