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Photos of Photos: Fascinating Meta Look at our Creek and Neighbor's Photographic Process

8/3/2014

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Bluemont VA - Photos, taken by our neighbors of the Sanctuary on the Trail™ here, are featured in the August 1 article titled, "Photos of Photos Being Taken: A Fascinating Meta Look at the Photographic Process" by Gannon Burgett with PetaPixel.com.
     Our neighbors and dear friends Warren and June Krupsaw often use our church property as a canvas for their camera lens. This feature, highlights ice and the creek during the winter here.
      The 9th set of photographs in the article show a photo June snapped of Warren hovering over our creek last winter. The next photo shows the ice formation Warren was photographing.
     As Warren appreciates photographing nature, June appreciates photographing Warren. They make an incredible duo and more incredible friends and supporters of our efforts with the Native American Church of Virginia.
     For more Ice Photography of the Sanctuary on the Trail, see "Ice is Nice – A Showcase" by Warren Krupsaw,
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"Last winter Warren and June donated a much needed generator to the Native American Church of Virginia. They are a constant source of encouragement to us and we are happy to see their work featured and appreciated nationally."
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