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4 comments:
Pretty! We are getting snow today. The wind is not blowing so it is pretty.
I just considered buying a $100 print that looked almost exactly like this, from the Christian bookstore. It had Psalm 37:7a on it, and appeared to be an Ansel Adams photo. Good job with your photograph - you could sell it for $100!
You can take such photographs and get them printed into posters or large pictures, at places like Zazzle or Lulu.com.
To print this, you have to first click on for a larger view and then click print.
I still have not been able to undo whatever I did, which prevents clicking and saving. I'd let you save this picture to your computer but it does not seem to want to work that way. Try clicking on for a larger view and then right clicking to see if "save" is an option.
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