Lovely. I like them both. You have a good eye for what's around you.
I find that if I don't have my camera with me, I get tunnel vision and miss things. If I have my camera, I walk slower and am always looking about myself.
You end up with lots of photos, some of them even worth looking at if I'm lucky. There are few things on the planet that can't be the subject of a photograph if the light is right.
Take Time Today:
I sure will...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely words, and the beautiful curves of nature too.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, Kerri, it is a Northern Flicker and I left a little message there for her about it. You were right.
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for stopping at my place and commenting.
And I just finished adding 12 hummingbird photos to my website that I am developing.
Just copy and paste this URL to go there.
www.oldmanlincoln.com
Thanks again.
Oh,my apologies. I wanted to add and hit publish before I added...
ReplyDeleteI like your "curves" photos. I took a whole series of them grass seeds bent in graceful curves like you got. We used to call these "foxtails."
Nice photos.
Beautiful pictures and words to match...
ReplyDeleteI sat and stared at your pictures whilst reciting your words to Jane...;o)
WoW! These pictures inspire me! I'll be trying to imitate them.
ReplyDeleteThese shots a very poetic with the curves and the wonderful light. Very well done. Thanks for coming by my site and commenting.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteI love the grasses, especially in the frost.
Am adding you to my Bloggers That Rock.
~Oswegan
wonderful photos!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful curves and what an eye you have to notice them....
ReplyDeleteyour second pic reminds me of something that i shot long back..have a look :)
http://mykodak.blogspot.com/search?q=courtesy
I join your fan club.
ReplyDeleteI like very much your photos.
My kids and grandkids will be arriving any time, so I'll have lots of people to tell them I love them. :-)
ReplyDeleteMore great photos!!!
Fantastic words and photos.
ReplyDeleteSo Simple,YET, so Grand and eye catching.
Nice words and nice curves
ReplyDeleteGood advice. Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteLovely. I like them both. You have a good eye for what's around you.
ReplyDeleteI find that if I don't have my camera with me, I get tunnel vision and miss things. If I have my camera, I walk slower and am always looking about myself.
You end up with lots of photos, some of them even worth looking at if I'm lucky. There are few things on the planet that can't be the subject of a photograph if the light is right.
Good work!
Great stuff, I like the thoughts and the pictures are excellent!!
ReplyDeleteThe top photo looks like a watercolor. Love the graphic "pull" of the curve!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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Simple is elegant!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, soothing, even comforting.
ReplyDeleteSweet perfection!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos Kerri - really good.
ReplyDeleteNice words too
Lovely post, beautiful Word's!
ReplyDeleteAnd gorgeous photo's...love the first shot and the way you captured the light..fantastic!!
Cat
Lovely photos! Isn't nature grand.
ReplyDeleteI love your simple curves. beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteYes, exactly. The beauty of simple things is the greatest, I think.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you, Kerri.
Wonderful photos and lovely words!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot
ReplyDeletethat first blade of grass (?) : It has so much grace - the frame, the light, the curve - just everything.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by my place.. I'm going to be a regular here, I suppose. :)
Kerri, fantastic pictures....and the poem is so very true....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit...Betty
You have a good eye for the delicate hapes of natures and lovely fall colors. I can see you are a "leaf person."
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful post with glorious words and photos!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely those curves.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteI will follow your advice. Every day. :)
Beautiful words. Beautiful photos.
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