silence
just silence
introspection
that voice
says
why one
not
the
other
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wonderful simple shot!!xo
ReplyDeletedeep thoughts and perfect photo to go with the thoughts
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous in its simplicity.
ReplyDeleteA little bit of country charm in the city, love this image Daryl.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully simple and lovely treatment.
ReplyDeleteThe green pot looks precariously balanced.
ReplyDeleteI've been printing and framing some of my photos lately as wall art for here at home. You need to do the same with this photo or else I am going to grab it off your blog and frame it for MY HOUSE! Love this color!!
ReplyDeleteYes, why one and not the other?
ReplyDeleteThis is one of your best posts, in words and photo! Love it my friend!
ReplyDeletelovely
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I like the treatment.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post and photo, Daryl.
ReplyDeletePerfect for today.
Textures delight. Concept delights, Dear.
ReplyDeleteAloha
Daryl, I love this shot! And the effects too!
ReplyDeleteThese plants look neglected--they haven't even been transferred into decent pots, but they bloom nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteI ask that same questions about my rose bushes all the time. If I could answer it, half of them wouldn't look so darn dead. Oh well. Beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteLove the pop of color and the simplicity of this.
ReplyDeleteV
Very evocative.
ReplyDeleteFabulous "watercolor"!
ReplyDeletei love the colors here and the sparse little verse to go with it all.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the book A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. For the life of me, I can't recall the story line but I do remember I loved the book.
ReplyDeleteWhy indeed! Very pretty colors...
ReplyDeleteI see one is a knockout. That's a cool shot Daryl.
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