Waiting For Spring...........
Friday, March 09, 2007
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"I come down to the water to cool my eyes. But everywhere I look I see fire; that which isn't flint is tinder, and the whole world sparks and flames." — Annie Dillard
18 comments:
totally awesome pictures! serene.
I'm not sure which swing I like the best. Do I want to be a kid again or act my age? I think I'll use the tire...Great shots.
I agree, these are some fantastic photos! I love being able to see the world around you through the camera lens ... fantastic!
Yeah, I'm with gary--love both swings!!! Spring's justa waitin'!
Do I sense a deep longing here?
Your choice of black and white is perfect for these shots. Each one is a nice composition.
P.S. Thanks for the link to Fred's other blog. I appreciate you sending me the link!!
Beautiful images. I just LOVE the last two!
Black and white! I have a weakness for black and white. There is an evocotiveness to them that makes them ageless. Wonderful pictures!
Tom
Hello, Amy! The pictures are very nice. I especially like the first one. I must ask, how much (if any) snow did y'all get Wednesday? We got 4 inches! By Friday afternoon, it felt like spring, though.
jenny- we got around 6....maybe a little more. it's been spring-like since friday here, too- we even walked to church this morning.
I'm with Gary -- I like the tire swing.
really stunning shots - love that porch swing!
I think you must be channeling Ansel Adams with the stark b&w and straightforward composition of simple scenes of everyday life.
Beautiful only begins to describe this set of photos. Consider me moved. Thanks!
Everything looks to be held in suspended animation. Soon we'll all be animated! Maybe sometime you can drop by and have a porch vacation with me. We could talk about all the deeper and complicated issues that take time and are hard to talk in public on blogs. I appreciate the spirit from which your prespectives come.
colleen- i would love to come take a porch vacation with you. i'm still rooting for a move to southwest virginia...i love that area, especially claytor lake and your town.
Thanks for stopping by. Seems we are of the same opinions. I can always use another kindred spirit in my blog life!
Great pictures. I love to see your take on Appalachia. These winter scenes are fantastic.
Love these shots! Very Ansel Adams-ish.
We watched a John Denver show the other night and I thought of you when I heard:
Country Roads, take me home
To the place I belong
West Virginia, mountain momma
Take me home, country roads
Try to stay warm, spring is on the way!
~susan
~patchwork reflections
~memories in a jar
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