How many shades of Grey?
Just walk,
quietly,
and be receptive...
Color doesn't shout here.
But it will reveal itself,
if one has the patience
for small things.
And subtlety.
Just walk,
quietly,
and be receptive...
Color doesn't shout here.
But it will reveal itself,
if one has the patience
for small things.
And subtlety.
~*~
A visual hush.
A visual hush.
Girl, these are GORGEOUS!!! I LOVE THEM! Color me green with envy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ms. A, I don't really think they're all that great, but looking out at the never-ending expanse of blue-gray and going on a Treasure Hunt for color was a lot of fun. Guess it's about the journey. Cannot WAIT TO SEE WHAT YOU and your new "mentor," son Mike now home from the hospital, come up with!
DeleteBeautiful pictures Chana. You are a fantastic photographer. Thanks for showing off the Pacific Northwest!
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DeleteHiya Ani-Banani! Not a fantastic photographer, just seeking any little hope of SPRING! I left ya (thus deleted) a long comment simply wishing you and Sir Dom and Princess Camille all the best, thank you for visiting our blog, and send ya some luv! :))) This one was SHORTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol!
DeleteSigns of hope! I love those surprises on the beach. Our clams are purple and white, and called quahogs. The local natives used them as wampum. Good to see you out and about. Happy Passover!
ReplyDeleteMs A. All the best to your son and family.
QUAHOGS! Squeeeeeeeeee, we have goeducks (pronounced "gooey-ducks") and they are indescribable! Marifun, Happy Easter and miss you SOOOOOOoooooo much, please give the MODS my Big Laughin' Love on Molly Movie Night if you go and thanks for visiting our not-quite-bursting with color springtime! I LURVES YOU, GIRL!
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