I enjoy all the pictures, Prospero. The first one looks really like a nice abstract painting. About Gaston Bachelard's quote, maybe there is a third hypotesis.
Prospero, so wonderful to see these photos. I am so captivated by the beautiful pictures you have here. Say hi to Angelina for me... she is going to far.
I haven't paid attention! :) You have so many new wonderful photos since last time I was here. Where do you find them all! I admire your ability to make/find the abstract in things - and you do it so well!
I like to think the Creator made us because He was lonely. He wanted us to chose Him. Your photos are so illusive this time around. But perhaps that is how to best describe desire. Illusive, yet powerful.
Prospero...I love he way you include Angelina amidst your mysterious, beautiful photography. She blends in so well with the 'theme'. The white of the periwinkle stands out against the dark background. I like the mushrooms and the red bloom. Carnation? There's something about fallen blooms. Do they accidentally fall, are they carefully placed, or simply discarded? There has to be a story behind these (fallen) blooms!!
I like the mushrooms. I can see the fairies.
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ReplyDeleteI love how you get such unusual shots. I always can find that adorable little dog no matter where she?? or he?? is hiding.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you do it, but I just love the mysterious lighting you're using for all your wonderful photos! They are intriguing..
ReplyDeleteFascinating set of photos, but the first one's really got me mesmerized.
ReplyDeleteI like the mushroom, the contrast is amazing. Nice effects- how have you done it?
ReplyDeleteI love the magical looking mushrooms! Angelina looks like she's waiting for you to catch up.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, all of them. I enjoy view each composition and the dog is an extra treat. Very nice photos.
ReplyDeletelike a purple rain on mushrooms.
ReplyDeletei like so much!!!!
hugs!
wonderfully fun post. I love your images.
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I enjoy all the pictures, Prospero. The first one looks really like a nice abstract painting.
ReplyDeleteAbout Gaston Bachelard's quote, maybe there is a third hypotesis.
Prospero, so wonderful to see these photos. I am so captivated by the beautiful pictures you have here. Say hi to Angelina for me... she is going to far.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful, they look mysterious! Amazing pictures!
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Ooooh, aaaaah! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love unsual shots...yours are great
ReplyDeleteFantastic all...
ReplyDeletespecial those mushrooms & Angelina :)
I definitely admire your photos.. Fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteThe 3 mushrooms shot is my favourite. Lovely indeed!
ReplyDeleteOOOOHHH you are just so good. I love the rose. All of them are stunning.
ReplyDeleteI haven't paid attention! :) You have so many new wonderful photos since last time I was here. Where do you find them all! I admire your ability to make/find the abstract in things - and you do it so well!
ReplyDeletethe fungi, definitely the fungi.
ReplyDeleteI like to think the Creator made us because He was lonely. He wanted us to chose Him. Your photos are so illusive this time around. But perhaps that is how to best describe desire. Illusive, yet powerful.
ReplyDeleteA strange calmness pervades over all of your work. Photographic dream images.
ReplyDeleteDesire, wants, needs... that's a very interesting and rich topic. Your pictures as always, encapsulate the philosophical essence of desire.
ReplyDeleteBEautiful and lovely !! Shots are amazing !! Thanks for sharing the beauty !! Great post..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteProspero...I love he way you include Angelina amidst your mysterious, beautiful photography. She blends in so well with the 'theme'. The white of the periwinkle stands out against the dark background. I like the mushrooms and the red bloom. Carnation? There's something about fallen blooms. Do they accidentally fall, are they carefully placed, or simply discarded? There has to be a story behind these (fallen) blooms!!
ReplyDeleteI guess I could say I don't need these photos, but I do desire them...'cause they are delightful to look at and give cause for thought...
ReplyDeleteRed carnation looks great againts the grey background - like..... desire?
ReplyDeleteGreetings:)
Desire it is! Close your eyes until you see the purple flare - touch the mushrooms - they may be dangerous - like a man giving you a red flower!
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteI wandered into here from elsewhere and lost myself in your photos ... time vanished, life paused. Thank you for a mesmerising blog.
I love the quote on desire verses need.
ReplyDeleteyour photos touch my desires...
I desire that carnation photo. Excellent shot!
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