(* Photo taken in early morning light. Editing inspired by a temporary illumination of this shell.)
Poetic resonance
Escorted by a dream
Tides of time ebb
Revealing timeless unknown
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Moment of light
Sheds relevance
On here and now
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I smile into the future
Remembering to focus
On optimistic dreams
A little of this. A little of that.
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What a beautiful photograph. The soft light and lines really draw me in. Your words are a welcome tonic for this cold morning, Olga. Lovely to see you here.
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Thank-you, V.J. Inspiration is a rare moment for me in this seemingly never-ending frigid January. Trying to keep the positivity alive. 🙂
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We will be so happy for spring. Welcome
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Yes. Spring is always something to look forward to. ❤
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Lovely photo and poem. Optimistic dreams keep us going for sure!
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Thank-you, Lindy. Happy that my attempt at positivity resonated with you. 🙂
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I love that quote 👍🏻❤️😄
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Thank-you so much. ❤
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While glad that many kinds of artificial light are available (as I write this comment, for example), I love natural light in general and early/late natural light in particular. This nice dreamy photo illustrates why.
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Totally agree. I’m also a fan of the shadows created by early morning light. Since our January has had very few sunny days, my senses are so grateful when one arrives. Thank-you for your comment, Mellow.
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The second one sums up the beauty of all your photos to me. You always find the light. (K)
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Thank-you, Kerfe. Waiting for the right light and playing with its possibilities is definitely a joy. ❤
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Beautiful (and mysterious!) photo – with a poem to match. Light and shadow are so inspiring. Keeping perspective in life can be a challenge and I appreciate your positive words. 🙂
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Thank-you, Andrea. Capturing the light can definitely lead to mysterious results. Yes, positivity needs to be focused on even more now.
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You’re welcome. I’m always fascinated by the light in photography too. So many possibilities!
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Beautiful image and timely reminders…
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Thank-you kindly for dropping in and commenting. Much appreciated. 🙂
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Love your poem, OLga! The morning light captured beautifully.
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Thank-you, Amy. 🙂
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