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by Whispering Peaks Photography
$14.00
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Our spiral notebooks are 6" x 8" in size and include 120 pages which are lined on both sides. The artwork is printed on the front cover which is made of thick paper stock, and the back cover is medium gray in color. The inside of the back cover includes a pocket for storing extra paper and pens.
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A trio of Trumpeter Swans stretch and rest on a shallow pond during their migration south. I like to call this, Swan Lake, because their movement... more
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A trio of Trumpeter Swans stretch and rest on a shallow pond during their migration south. I like to call this, Swan Lake, because their movement reminded me of the ballet!
As a self taught photographer and artist, Doug Hammerberg (Whispering Peaks Photography) lives in Kalispell Montana which is so close to the beauty of Glacier Park and Yellowstone as well as the Cabinet and Bob Marshall Wilderness, inspiration to create art is with you when you wake each morning and when you go to bed each evening. Great landscapes and plentiful wildlife surround you and sweep you away daily. When my bride passed away in 2020, she told me to keep being creative. So to keep that promise, I carry my camera on every hike I take. This last year as well I have began painting with acrylics and specialize in abstracts. Abstracts capture the emotion of what I feel. They are from my heart as are my photos. All photos, quotes...
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Carmen Macuga
Wow...what an extraordinary shot!
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
It all happened in a few seconds and they were gone.
Dale Kauzlaric
Paul, great trumpeter image, love what the color of the reflection does for this. l/f
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
These three trumpeters rested and stretched but for a moment before taking flight. It was shallow enough to look as if they were standing on water. Stretched and watched their own reflections as if to say....look at us, we are magnificent!