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Purple Haze

April 21, 2017

This post contributed by Sarah Pacino.

 Dyanne Locati - Shadows in the Mist
Dyanne Locati, Shadows in the Mist

Is there a color more soothing than the many hues of purple? From the comforting scent of lavender to the psychedelic violet tinge of a radiant sunset, purple has a unique way of sweetening our visual world. Here is a collection in honor of the royal pigment from purple mountains majesty to delicate splashes of purple rain.

Christopher Bibby - July Finish
Christopher Bibby, July Finish
Maud Durland - Dusk
Maud Durland, Dusk
Patricia Heimerl - Pop Flowers Lenticular Magnolia 2 M,B,Purple
Patricia Heimerl, Pop Flowers Lenticular Magnolia 2 M,B,Purple
Kym Ojala - Dappled Light
Kym Ojala, Dappled Light
Arletha M Ryan - A Whisper and A Shout
Arletha M Ryan, A Whisper and A Shout
Fasai Streed - Event Horizon
Fasai Streed, Event Horizon
Patty Bentley - Oregon landscape
Patty Bentley, Oregon landscape
Candace Primack - You Make Me Laugh
Candace Primack, You Make Me Laugh
Vicki Mintkeski - Pacific Coast Trail
Vicki Mintkeski, Pacific Coast Trail
Martha Pfanschmidt - Arctic
Martha Pfanschmidt ,Arctic
Jane Aukshunas - Dreamy Canyon
Jane Aukshunas, Dreamy Canyon
Jean W Thomas - Coming Storm, Steel Bridge
Jean W Thomas, Coming Storm, Steel Bridge
Rachel Wolf - Alchemy #64
Rachel Wolf, Alchemy #64
Anna Kodesch - Llama
Anna Kodesch, Llama
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