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Now that I have started work with these shades I find that they remind me of twilight - you know that gorgeous lavender time of day - when the sun has set and the dark is still a little way off. It seems that shadows are a beautiful magical shade of lavender grey.
I just love it - I think Autumn is a good time for witnessing this.
When the light is golden and and hard edges disappear.