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Sandi
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Sandi
15 years ago

What a neat photo. Crisp and sharp yet soft and subtle. I really love the shades of tan and brown – if only my livingroom walls had those colors!

bluelaker4
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bluelaker4
15 years ago

I’m sure hoping Santa will leave me a 2009 calendar filled with your beautiful photos this year.

silverstar98121
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15 years ago

And this picture is perfect for August or September in Bluelaker’s calendar. Perhaps some people in my life will get calendars, too.

Staff
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15 years ago

I’m glad you like this Sandi, I liked it, too, but thought it might be a bit subtle for most people.

Aunt Jackie, I have got to get on finding a calendar making place. It seems to me someone left a link in a comment but I don’t know where.

Silverstar, your photos would make a great calendar.

bluelaker4
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bluelaker4
15 years ago

Here is a site for free calendar software.

http://www.createphotocalendars.com/personalizedcalendars.htm?gclid=CL7RwIGyt5YCFQKaFQodIBW1Kw

Kodakgallery makes them, but they are about $20 each which is a bit steep.

Ben
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Ben
15 years ago

Years ago I tried to learn the names of our grasses. Bought a key (how to know the grasses)… It turned out to be really hard and I drifted off to other pursuits. In the time since white settlement, the grasses have changed more dramatically than any other biological group. Our meadows look nothing like they did in 1850. Nevertheless, they are still wonderful and diverse. What a beautiful picture.

Staff
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15 years ago

Aunt Jackie, I like this. I asked and I received!

Ben, I guess the grasses have changed so much because their life spans are so short?

mjean
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mjean
15 years ago

Sandi, make a copy of the photo and take it with you to almost any paint store and have them match the color. I have done this several times and the results have been quite good.

I agree, the color is perfect for a warm and comfortable living room.

Kato
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Kato
15 years ago

Native grasses were quickly replaced with alien species when the homesteaders and their livestock arrived. The original inhabitants of the land deliberately cultivated certain species for grain/seed production; coupled with the loss of that management, the introduction of exotic grasses changed the landscape dramatically.

But it’s still beautiful, and some of it is still edible!

Staff
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15 years ago

I’ve always wanted to know about the native grasses. All I have clear is the Calif. Bunch grass.

Graninn
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Graninn
5 years ago

Great photo. It would seem nothing special. But there is so much peace and perfection in it.