Good morning, sweet Bro o' mine! This is a fantastic image. It fills my eyes to the brim. I wondered if you noticed the profile in the shadow? I love the title you chose for this one--as always, I am intrigued and thoughtful.
Hi Prospero, I wrote an article on how to grow Sarracenia... http://www.nst.com.my/life-times/live/living-death-trap-in-a-pot-1.1151
I wouldn't have been able to do that without your guidance and kind advice earlier. THANKS!! :-D If you have anything that you would like from here, please let me know ok. Happy gardening!
I loved the music--the musician's explanation caused me to ponder. I have found music to hold the essence of the musician in its folds. Music is just notes--but when combined by a gifted person into a song--it becomes a glittering necklace of beauty to the ears. Does that make sense? When I hear music, I see pictures in my mind. These often wonderful visions are sometimes outside my own life experience--it is as though the one fitting the notes together writes a story of pictures for me. (grin)
I have a friend who, when she visits, plays my old piano--and I watch the pictures she plays for me. I do some of my best artwork when listening to music.
I am of a mind that music must be very important to the Creator. Even the stars sing, they tell us...music--such a mystery--such a wonderful part of our lives.
Thanks for listening, sweet Bro! ((hugs)) Have a lovely evening--thank you for making mine special.
Love those colors and the warm, bright light. The pink background, the angle, the composition, and the strong rust colored shadows, are all so unexpected. The "simplicity" is beguiling.
hello prosperà ! truly beautiful ! like a
ReplyDeletepainting !! love the shadows too !
have a nice afternoon !
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Good morning, sweet Bro o' mine! This is a fantastic image. It fills my eyes to the brim. I wondered if you noticed the profile in the shadow? I love the title you chose for this one--as always, I am intrigued and thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteI really like this flower and your composition is very creative. It enhances it all into a wonderful work of art.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and poetic! I love them:)
ReplyDeleteWell I'm not sure what "did not exist", but whatever it was you've done a fantastic job.
ReplyDeleteNice angle. And I like this flower ;-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLovely flower and photo!
ReplyDeleteAnd I adore the shots of that wonderful butterfly down below!
Hi Prospero, I wrote an article on how to grow Sarracenia... http://www.nst.com.my/life-times/live/living-death-trap-in-a-pot-1.1151
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have been able to do that without your guidance and kind advice earlier. THANKS!! :-D If you have anything that you would like from here, please let me know ok. Happy gardening!
But it did, or in this world of art - it existed in your mind and you transferred it to us.
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ReplyDeleteI loved the music--the musician's explanation caused me to ponder. I have found music to hold the essence of the musician in its folds. Music is just notes--but when combined by a gifted person into a song--it becomes a glittering necklace of beauty to the ears. Does that make sense? When I hear music, I see pictures in my mind. These often wonderful visions are sometimes outside my own life experience--it is as though the one fitting the notes together writes a story of pictures for me. (grin)
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who, when she visits, plays my old piano--and I watch the pictures she plays for me. I do some of my best artwork when listening to music.
I am of a mind that music must be very important to the Creator. Even the stars sing, they tell us...music--such a mystery--such a wonderful part of our lives.
Thanks for listening, sweet Bro! ((hugs)) Have a lovely evening--thank you for making mine special.
Love those colors and the warm, bright light. The pink background, the angle, the composition, and the strong rust colored shadows, are all so unexpected. The "simplicity" is beguiling.
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