She had infrequently been in the garden, but his recollection was vivid, and he could not shake certain impressions: her tall, spindly wayward frame; her auburn hair and wheat-colored complexion; her thin, pale arms; her bemused attitude, and the quixotic manner in which she selected certain flower stalks, that seemed to have a secret ability -like the time she warned her best friend, Francesca d., of that impending catastrophe in her life. The other day, her father, a dimming light of the theater, had come around looking for his only daughter. Though they were never particularly close, he wanted to tell her; in that low, sulfurous voice; that he would play paterfamilias - that's what he called the role - ever since he played it some 15 years ago, in that Pirandello play she rather liked.
I love the abstraction on the 5th photo. The bells (?) on the 3rd are also nice. Greetings
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images prospero. I love the wind chimes. Have a lovely week-end with little Angelina.
ReplyDeleteWearing a mask, to be able to let ones own fall.
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Due to some 'misbehaviour' to the photography/writing upon the former blog had to close it, being more than honoured to see you again at:
http://barefootnavigator.blogspot.com
A wonderful weekend for you.
I am confused now. But never mind, this group of nice photos is certainly a treat. I love the colours you used here... hope not masking those true beauty of nature ;-) I just woke up. The sky is a bit cloudy today. Nevertheless, I hope this weekend would be a good one. I wish the same for you.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy all of the photos. Your work continues to be of such good quality with great design. Sweet puppy is such a nice pet. I can tell.
ReplyDeleteYou have splendid photos! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Prospero confirming the great world theater;
ReplyDeleteabstract but lively and I am sure you have some fun! Turning around a quote; we think we do Not understand each other, but we really do! Great, stimulating photography.
Images and thoughts. Very intense sequence, Prospero.
ReplyDeleteI had to look up Pirandello and now I see where your post title from the Six characters came from. I'd never heard of him before.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the weathered wood (fence picket?)
Love the thought process behind your wonderful pictures. They say a lot!
ReplyDelete- Pixellicious Photos
Angelina do you smell something ??
ReplyDeleteWhat is it ....
Amazing shots today,
the 3e photo is very special :))
Another awesome shots.
ReplyDeleteRegards.
Regina
I love your photos Prospero !!!
ReplyDeletegreat photos.....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictoral compositions to ponder through my day.
ReplyDeleteAgain your work stuns the eye, fills the heart and boggles the mind.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing post, all of the images are beautiful, I especially like the 5th.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to say - awesome, intriguing, stunning?
ReplyDeleteGreetings:)
You leave me yearning for more about that mysterious lady, and your photos are always intricate with details..
ReplyDeleteIncredible. Sublime. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant shots! Great abstractness in #5 and #6.
ReplyDeleteSoulful beauty!
ReplyDeletemore magic, absolute magic.
ReplyDeleteI will never be able to work out how you do it.
shadows and subtle light,
ReplyDeletemoody and inviting
Amazing photos..I love them!
ReplyDeleteThe fourth photo is wonderful. I liked it a lot.
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Your photos are so powerful and so mysterious....simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSix are the characters and seven the dwarfs
ReplyDeletebut both looking for something ...
Wonderful suggestions over the mask of
apparently.
Thanks!
I have no clue who Pirandello is. This series though look like taken from a bloody horror drama. I can see bullet wound, hear the wind chimes, sharp tools ready to cut, soft waves tempting to be touched. May be I need a psychiatrist. These images are hitting my imagination hard :)
ReplyDeletei have returned here many times - silent, mesmerized. every time a scene came to my mind, first i struggled against the connection because i thought there couldn't be any. yet -
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSlsdoq-qA4
(perhaps, dear one, you will say again: too much of Datura?)
As always, powerful images leaving various impressions on the mind, provocative and compelling...
ReplyDeleteGreat use of color and light!
I must admit that the text was a little beyond me, but I enjoyed the photos tremendously. I think the first one is my favourite.
ReplyDeletenot sure of the words...very sure of the photos~elk
ReplyDeleteWonderful details, as usual!
ReplyDeleteI sometimes hear music watching some of your shots (like SDIM4028001)
ReplyDeletecongrats
razvan