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Captured during a serene journey along the Clark Fork River, this photograph highlights a charming bridge connecting a quiet road to a cluster of homes in Superior. The recent snowfall blankets the structure, creating a striking contrast against the subtle, warm hues of red paint peeking through the frost. The photographer’s keen eye for detail transforms a simple transit point into a scene of winter tranquility. This image is award-worthy for its masterful use of natural light and composition, which elevates a mundane architectural feature into a poignant, evocative study of rural life during the quiet stillness of winter.
Based in Powderly, Texas, Tisha Clinkenbeard is an accomplished photographer whose work has been featured in prestigious venues such as The Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs and Portland’s Black Box Gallery. Her artistic journey began long before the advent of digital technology, fostering a deep, enduring connection to the craft. Through her blog, Found Round & About, she shares her unique perspective on the world, documenting the beauty she encounters during her travels. Her evocative imagery has also earned recognition in publications like Birds & Blooms.
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Photo of the Month | 2014 | March
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