Studio Judith, I was finally on my way to the auto route, when I spotted those young trees against that wall. And then the remembrance of the table cloth and cup, shot earlier in a small restaurant beside a river cutting through the flat landscape, carrying the same colours, I had to stop, yet again! It took me about six hours - exquisite lunch and 2 coffee stops included - to get out of those hamlets.
LOVELY pictures, very sweet blog! congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a glorious pale pink -
ReplyDeleteand an explosion of blooms.
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I will never see a still life with coffee without thinking of you, Merisi.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful contrast -- the old wall and the young tree.
ReplyDeleteNo Words...Image is everything!
ReplyDeleteAll the best ;-))))
Thank you, Colores! :-)
ReplyDeleteStudio Judith,
I was finally on my way to the auto route, when I spotted those young trees against that wall. And then the remembrance of the table cloth and cup, shot earlier in a small restaurant beside a river cutting through the flat landscape, carrying the same colours, I had to stop, yet again! It took me about six hours - exquisite lunch and 2 coffee stops included - to get out of those hamlets.
Willow,
ReplyDeletethat is a truly wonderful compliment, merci!
May you find many of those still life and, I hope, capture them too! ;-)
Vicki Lane,
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous.
Add to that that sense of history in the air,
made me want to stay on and on.
I shall return! I'll have to!
Aninha,
ReplyDeletethere are times when words only spoil the meditative mood, isn't it?
Thank you for your welcome comment on my blog. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your inspiring photos in the days ahead.
ReplyDeleteLovely--so elegant, Merisi!
ReplyDeleteI could get lost in these.
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful way of seeing the world! Love this.
ReplyDeleteYou really got the sense of beauty!
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