An old lake photo enhanced with Canadian theme colours and textures: Tommy Thomson revisited.
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4 comments:
This, and 242.goblin? LOVE.THEM!!
What makes these colours Canadian?
Although my palete is high keyand the image is my style, I was thinking of Thomson's "Northern River" particularly the pale water and sky juxtaposed by the hued pines.
Very interesting article. Thanks big to the author.
I under impression. You good fellows.
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