The weather was warm – probably the warmest it’s been thus far. I went the trail that I had started when I arrived here. The last was when there was still snow. Watching the this evolvement of a natural morning was that of enjoyment, contentment – just within the moment where time has no meaning more so are the scenery as it grooms into spring.
nice photos Jack. Have a good restful night.
ReplyDeleteJack you take the most uniquely beautiful photgraphs I've seen in a long time. Your perspective is always interesting. Did you study photography in school? Or is it a natural talent? I may ask you in the future if I may borrow one or two, maybe a few, as inspiration for my fiction writing. I did belong to a group, but found that too contraining. I like writing when I feel like writing, not when someone tells me I have a deadline.
ReplyDeleteAll of these are wonderful. I know you'll be adding more as weather and time allow. I look forward to seeing them.
I enjoyed seeing these and started making up a little story about someone getting up off the bench to go kick that ball. :-))
ReplyDeleteNice pictures Jack. Is there a reason why they are so small ? Cheers
ReplyDeleteI love this. Trees shaking off winter
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern in the soil and the stark beauty of this
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at how differently things (nature more so) look in the summer as to the winter.....like the grand canyon for instance, totally different scenes for all seasons.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, thanks for sharing.
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It was the first time yesterday which I attempted to import these. Thank you kindly with your comments.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea as they are rather small Wilbert - but so it goes.
ReplyDeleteSo true Pamela, this was a change as Sharon mentioned, "the trees are shaking off winter" as they are.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I could not resist it as what was covered within snow now is uncovered and spring is within
ReplyDeleteit's beginnings Sharon.
There is a stream or flow DJ but not one which is organized it's a free flow if you will.
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ReplyDeleteBecky yes this is me and no I never went to school with photography. It's been an art form for me for a long time.
On the trampoline again, are you? :-D
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot ... it whispers of lonliness, in a way.
ReplyDeleteI wish this photo was larger. It has so much detail in it to be seen.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite. Lots of thinking can be done on that simple bench.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful......
ReplyDeleteAn empty bench is always a expectation, somehow an open door :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know why.......I love this lonely branch......
ReplyDeletewow! what a blue sky!
ReplyDeleteYes, I was :)
ReplyDeleteIf this would have come out in the right size, on that day it looked like this Elaine:
ReplyDeleteYes Jack, this is more like it. Its beautiful !
ReplyDeletebeautiful,,,,peaceful..tyu
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