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Scinque Ocellé (Chalcides Ocellatus)
mon deuxième de ce genre choper à nouveau en Grèce sur l'île de Rhodes
C'est un long lézard cylindrique aux courtes pattes dotées de cinq doigts. Grâce aux ondulations de son corps, il creuse le sable meuble, procédé qui évoque la nage. D'autres espèces agissant de la sorte ont un aspect plus serpentiforme que le scinque ocellé, leurs membres étant réduits avec seulement trois doigts, voire aucun. Fait inhabituel pour un lézard fouisseur, il possède des paupières et, son corps brun est recouvert d'écailles lisses et luisantes
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Ocellated Skink (Chalcides Ocellatus)
my second of its kind nab again in Greece on the island of Rhodes
It is a long cylindrical lizard with short legs with five fingers. Thanks to the undulations of his body, he digs loose sand, a process that evokes swimming. Other species that do this have a more serpent-like appearance than the Ocellated Skink, with their limbs reduced with only three fingers, if any. Unusually for a burrowing lizard, it has eyelids and, its brown body is covered in smooth, shiny scales
“We are born of light. The seasons are felt through light. We only know the world as it is evoked by light.”
Louis Kahn – Architect
Louis Kahn
American architect
Louis Isadore Kahn was an Estonian-born American architect based in Philadelphia. After working in various capacities for several firms in Philadelphia, he founded his own atelier in 1935.
Robert Rauschenburg (1925-2008)
Sor Aqua (Venetian) (1973)
-wood and metal suspended with rope over water-filled tub with glass jug
Nearly a decade after becoming the first American to win the grand prize at the Venice Biennale in 1964,Rauschenburg returned to the floating city.
With its water-filled bathtub,this work evokes Venetian canals:its suspended tangle of found rusted metals refers to the aging.deteriorating surfaces throughout the city.
If I photograph in such a way that I meaningfully evoke a sense of the known and the unknown, I feel I have succeeded.'
Wynn Bullock by Chris Johnson
HPPT! Words Matter!
lotus blossom, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
Trying a new technique for Macro Monday theme - The Blues. I'm hoping this image evokes an emotion of feeling blue.
Het Holocaustmonument (formele naam: Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas) in Berlijn is een monument ter herdenking van de Jodenvervolging tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het bestond uit 2711 betonblokken variërend in hoogte van 20 cm tot 4,70 meter met een onderlinge tussenruimte van 95 cm. Door een bouwfout is een blok voor onderzoek verwijderd en niet meer terug geplaatst, waardoor er nu nog maar 2710 betonblokken staan. Onder het veld met de blokken is een expositieruimte ingericht. De Amerikaanse architect Peter Eisenman heeft het monument ontworpen. Het veld met de golvende blokken roept volgens hem een gevoel van desoriëntatie en isolement op en is symbolisch voor de ervaringen van de Joodse bevolking tijdens het nazibewind.
The Holocaust Memorial (formal name: Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas) in Berlin is a memorial commemorating the persecution of the Jews during World War II. It consisted of 2,711 concrete blocks varying in height from 20 cm to 4.70 meters with a mutual spacing of 95 cm. Due to a construction error, a block was removed for investigation and not replaced, so that there are now only 2710 concrete blocks. An exhibition space has been set up under the field with the blocks. The American architect Peter Eisenman designed the monument. The field with the wavy blocks evokes a feeling of disorientation and isolation and is symbolic of the experiences of the Jewish population during the Nazi rule.
Thoroughly inspired by some wonderful photography on display at this years Head On photo festival at the Paddington Reservoir Gardens.
Candid Photography
Paddington Reservoir Gardens
May, 2019
Syrphus ribesii est une espèce de syrphe rencontrée en Europe. Comme la plupart des syrphes il se déplace de fleur en fleur et pratique le vol stationnaire.
C’est l’un des syrphes les plus courants. Avec ses bandes noires et jaunes il évoque une guêpe.
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Syrphus ribesii is a species of hoverfly found in Europe. Like most hoverflies it moves from flower to flower and hovers.
It is one of the most common syrphids. With its black and yellow stripes it evokes a wasp.
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Please forgive my goofy titles, but here's a night shot of the art installation called "River Constellation". This responsive sculpture evokes a thicket of light and sound at night. Photographed at Waterworks Park in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Alligators evoke various emotions in people. Kids love them. As dangerous as alligators may in fact be, they have always either fled or held their ground in my encounters with them. I've never had one act aggressively...
yet. Prehistoric predators, right in our midst.
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I was a horse crazy child whose life revolved around horses. I was also a daydreamer introvert tomboy who outside of school spent every waking moment with horses and dogs, or lost in books. My grandfather enthusiastically encouraged my love of reading by taking me to book stores every week and buying me as many horse stories as my little horse loving heart desired. I was enthralled with the classic Jill series by Ruby Ferguson, and remember being heartbroken after finishing up the nine books. Those books even more importantly evoke cherished memories of my beloved Papa, who I adored.
In this shot I was trying to capture a vintage horsey storybook vibe, and channel Jill from those childhood favorite books, hence the groovy lil off kilter light mood! Happy memories. 🐴💕
I hope everyone has had a wonderful week … it is just zipping by! Almost wine time, a much loved grown up girl pursuit! Sending love … ❤️🍷💕
Annonciation est une installation sonore composée d'une série de haut-parleurs provenant d'un ancien stade du bloc de l'Est. Dans l'installation, vous entendez un bourdonnement qui évoque des insectes ou une foule en liesse, également une référence aux sentiments que la musique et la danse peuvent évoquer.
Annunciation is a sound installation made up of a series of loudspeakers from a former stadium in the Eastern bloc. In the installation you hear a buzz that evokes insects or a cheering crowd, also a reference to the feelings that music and dance can evoke.
"Purer colors... have in themselves, independently of the objects they serve to express, a significant action on the feelings of those who look at them."
Henri Matisse
"Verviers, Capitale wallonne de l'eau"
Rentrez dans l’ancienne manufacture de draps, devenue Maison de l’Eau, pour découvrir cette première fresque, réalisée par l’ancien directeur de l’Académie des Beaux- Arts de Verviers. Les machines industrielles qui ont fait le passé glorieux de la ville puisent leur énergie dans l’eau de la Vesdre. Cette fresque évoque la transition entre passé et futur, entre l’eau qui servait pour l’industrie et permettait la prospérité de notre ville et l’eau qui fait partie de la qualité de vie à offrir aux générations à venir. Découvrez les étapes de la fabrication de la laine, le marchand de ploquettes, le Barrage de la Gileppe et son célèbre lion.
"Verviers, Walloon capital of water"
Enter the old sheet factory, now Maison de l'Eau, to discover this first fresco, created by the former director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Verviers. The industrial machines that have made the city's glorious past draw their energy from the water of the Vesdre. This fresco evokes the transition between past and future, between the water which was used for industry and allowed the prosperity of our city and the water which is part of the quality of life to be offered to future generations. Discover the stages of the manufacture of wool, the ploquette merchant, the Gileppe Dam and its famous lion.
I made several images while exploring this section of the river where fallen autumn leaves had collected on some of the larger boulders that were partially covered by water. I always enjoy how this kind of image evokes place and season without showing much of either. This leaves space for the imagination, which I feel is often more interesting than a more literal interpretation of a scene.
Nikon Z7, 24-70/2.8 S. Original photograph copyright © Simon Miles. Not to be used without permission. Thanks for looking.
I have two pictures in this exhibition.
International Photography Exhibition at Art Square Gallery, NY.
The Art of Color
December 21, 2024 – February 28, 2025.
Buddhist Monks, Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, Burma.
Moroccan Pottery, Meknes, Morocco
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“The Art of Color” celebrates the vibrant world of color photography, where every hue tells a story. This exhibition invites viewers to experience how photographers harness the power of color to evoke emotion, capture moments, and reveal the beauty of the world around us.
From bold and vivid to soft and serene, these images showcase the play of light and tone, transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary. Each photograph is a striking example of color’s ability to infuse life and feeling into a scene.
Step into “The Art of Color” and discover the magic of photography, where every shade has a voice and every frame brings a new dimension to visual storytelling.
A durian vendor at Pak Khlong Talat in Bangkok.
Wikipedia: The durian is the edible fruit of several tree species belonging to the genus Durio. There are 30 recognized species, at least nine of which produce edible fruit. Durio zibethinus, native to Borneo and Sumatra, is the only species available on the international market. It has over 300 named varieties in Thailand and 100 in Malaysia as of 1987. Other species are sold in their local regions. Known in some regions as the "king of fruits", the durian is distinctive for its large size, strong odor, and thorn-covered rind.
Some people regard the durian as having a pleasantly sweet fragrance, whereas others find the aroma overpowering and unpleasant. The smell evokes reactions ranging from deep appreciation to intense disgust. The persistence of its strong odor, which may linger for several days, has led some hotels and public transportation services in Southeast Asia, such as in Singapore and Bangkok, to ban the fruit. The flesh can be consumed at various stages of ripeness, and it is used to flavor a wide variety of sweet desserts and savory dishes in Southeast Asian cuisines. The seeds can be eaten when cooked.
Evoking vague memories of the final days of the 'Peak' era, a careworn 45060 'Sherwood Forester' is posed on a short mixed freight at Barrow Hill. The headcode, however, still indicates the classic machine's primary function!
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(English follow)
MARÉE BASSE
Jeune astronome amateur, j’aimais porter le regard dans le ciel étoilé, en me fondant dans l’infini, dans le grand Tout. J’y ressentais un sentiment d’éternité et d’immuabilité qui me dépassait. Je pouvais certes comprendre ce que j’observais dans les termes de l’astronomie ou de la cosmologie. Mais cela demeurait une réalité intellectuelle qui ne me permettait pas de traduire ce que je ressentais dans mon corps. L’imaginaire prenait alors le relais en imaginant des mondes improbables et des odyssées fantastiques où tous les commencements et toutes les destinées se rencontraient. Rêveries chimériques.
Puis, un jour, j’ai tourné mon regard vers le sol de ma planète et vers les vivants qui m’entourent. J’ai alors perçu les odeurs, les textures et les chants de la Terre, les battements de la vie, sa fragilité et les inextricables liens qui m’unissent à la destinée de ma planète. Ces vérités primordiales, je les ressentais dans mon corps et dans mon esprit. Comme ce jour où, sur un rivage réputé pour l’ampleur de ses marées, un océan de petits galets miroitants de toutes les couleurs apparut à mes pieds à marée basse. Ils évoquaient dans mon esprit une « galaxie » de petits mondes brillant d’une beauté indicible dans la nuit éternelle de l'espace.
Mais cette fois, cette galaxie était mon habitat, ici et maintenant, et celui de bien d’autres formes de vies dont je ressentais les pulsions et la fragilité. J’ai alors compris que, si une Odyssée fantastique devait avoir lieu, elle se déroulerait ici sur Terre, dans les méandres de l’âme humaine. On la surnommerait l’Odyssée vitale, et elle consisterait à inventer un nouvel art d’habiter notre monde vivant.
Patrice
Note: Cette Odyssée vitale est déjà écrite… Voir la couverture de mon livre du même nom dans les images récentes publiés sur ma page Flickr. Ce livre numérique est gratuit.
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LOW TIDE
As a young amateur astronomer, I loved gazing into the starry sky, merging into infinity, into the great All. There, I felt a sense of eternity and immutability that was beyond me. I could certainly understand what I was observing in terms of astronomy or cosmology. But it remained an intellectual reality that didn't allow me to translate what I felt in my body. My imagination then took over, imagining improbable worlds and fantastic odysseys where all beginnings and all destinies met—chimerical reveries.
Then, one day, I turned my gaze to the ground of my planet and to the living beings around me. I perceived the smells, textures, and songs of the Earth, the pulse of life, its fragility, and the inextricable bonds that unite me to the destiny of my planet. I felt these primordial truths in my body and in my mind. Like the day when, on a shore renowned for the magnitude of its tides, an ocean of small, shimmering pebbles of every color appeared at my feet at low tide. They evoked in my mind a "galaxy" of tiny worlds shining with indescribable beauty in the eternal night of space.
But this time, this galaxy was my habitat, here and now, and that of many other life forms whose impulses and fragility I felt. I understood then that, if a fantastic Odyssey were to take place, it would unfold here on Earth, in the meanders of the human soul. It would be called the Vital Odyssey, and it would consist of inventing a new art of inhabiting our living world.
Patrice
Note : This Vital Odyssey has already been written… See the cover of my book of the same name in the recent images published on my Flickr page. This digital book is free.
This dusk moment has a mysterious allure that evokes a sense of belonging and attraction to the glamorous elements of nature.
The radiant evening sky painted in deep rich reds and blazing colors reveals the hidden layers of captivating beauty.
It’s a declaration of the transition from day to night in a dramatic twist, with an invitation to observe and contemplate the majesty of our universe.
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Photographing a lone car at Te Mata Peak’s summit car park is a brilliant way to blend minimalist composition with dramatic natural grandeur. Here's how to make the most of it:
🌄 Setting the Scene
- Location: The summit car park at Te Mata Peak (399m) offers sweeping views over Hawke’s Bay, with rolling hills, distant coastlines, and often moody skies.
- Atmosphere: Early morning or late afternoon light adds golden tones and long shadows. Fog or low cloud can create a surreal, floating-above-the-world effect.
- Isolation: A single car in an otherwise empty car park evokes solitude, scale, and story—especially if framed against the vast landscape.
🎨 Composition Tips
- Wide-angle drama: Use a wide lens to exaggerate the car’s smallness against the expansive backdrop.
- Rule of thirds: Position the car off-centre to draw the eye through the frame toward the horizon.
- Leading lines: Use the car park’s edges or road markings to guide the viewer’s gaze.
- Silhouette magic: Shoot into the light for a stark silhouette, especially at sunrise or sunset.
️ Best Conditions
- Golden hour: Just after sunrise or before sunset for warm tones and soft shadows.
- Cloud drama: Overcast skies can add mood and texture—perfect for black-and-white shots.
- Clear days: Ideal for showcasing the full sweep of Hawke’s Bay from the summit.
🚗 Car as Character
- Choose a car with a distinctive shape or colour to contrast with the natural tones.
- Consider the story: Is it a vintage car evoking nostalgia? A rugged 4WD suggesting adventure? A sleek coupe hinting at elegance?
Bonus Tip
If you’re lucky, you might catch para-gliders drifting overhead or mist rolling through the valleys—adding layers of movement and atmosphere. Sadly i didn't but the car will suffice
see more in my doubles album, the same images in both COLOUR & B&W / Monochrome
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I hope this image evokes a feeling of tranquility and peace. The warm colors of the sunset contrasting with the cool blues of the water and sky create a sense of balance and harmony. The silhouette of the bridge against the vibrant sky adds a touch of mystery and intrigue.
To invoke the imagination, provoke the senses and evoke the emotions of people around the world... [Cirque du Soleil's mission]... www.cirquedusoleil.com/en/home/shows.aspx
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Cirque du Soleil, Toronto, Ontario:
a collaboration by Henry Peirson, artistic director, and Ellyn, window dressing
ALEGRIA HAS RETURNED to the bigtop in Ontario Place! And we're all going again (hope I can make It!) on Nov. 3.
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These Four images are reflected versions of,
Mediobogdum Roman Fort Wall slightly rebuilt defending history and evoking mystery against a backdrop of towering majesty in Eskdale
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This historic site needs no reflection to admire the work of our ancestors and of nature, but the reflections do add to my consideration and appreciation.
Evening approaches and the shadow slightly encroaches on your imagination building and extending possible former construction and stirring ideas of formal occupation and informal habitation. This fort is built near the mountain passes that vehicles struggle across. To see the well set stone amongst the transformed landscape is to be amongst living food for the soul. Well it is if you have your way of enjoying history.
The feelings so easily generated here give you an insight into the way we humans focus on an importance and build around it, but when our human systems change we walk away from our former focus and take away the resources we were investing. Then the historic value gives us focus renewed to map, to rebuild a little and to conserve the memory making place. The history of this one Roman Fort positioned along a trade route near the edge of a vast Empire still standing near the narrow single track byway that never attracted industrial traffic and road building tells us much about ourselves and human interest.
Mediobogdum Roman Fort on Hardknott Pass in the Lake District has some great slightly rebuilt ruins. The light on this evening was a splendid Sun bath and banquet lighting the way to older notions and even initiation upon a ladder of lights that illuminated all of the ways to become enlightened, ignited and rejoicing in the light. This remote mountain pass with amazing ruin is an almost unbelievable location to find history and to enjoy mystery.
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HARDKNOTT ROMAN FORT
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Kananaskis village, Alberta, Canada
This image was taken on a cloudy afternoon. The moody clouds and intact snow mingle atop the mountains to evoke all of the majesty and power of the Rockies. A part of the brown picnic table pops out of the snow blanket rendering a warm contrast with the cold winter landscape.
Who wouldn’t love to have a marvelous picnic location like this? Of course, not now. The mountains are calling for an early picnic table reservation! :-)
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This photograph captures a serene winter morning, showcasing a residential area blanketed in fresh snow. The house, with its brick and stone exterior, stands prominently in the center, surrounded by a pristine white landscape. The covered porch and the arched window add architectural charm to the scene. Snow-covered shrubs and trees frame the house, enhancing the tranquil and picturesque atmosphere. The stone retaining wall and the driveway, both blanketed in snow, lead the eye towards the entrance, creating a sense of depth and calm. The overcast sky and the bare tree branches complete the winter tableau, evoking a sense of peace and quietude.
Excerpt from the plaque:
A Tribute to the Boulanger Family by Daniel Hache: This sculpture highlights the exceptional contribution of the Boulangers to the community of Sutton, evoking both their dairy operation, which ran from 1945 to 1980, and their love of skiing. For the artist, “a cow skiing on giant snowflakes speaks to origins; it also has forward movement – across time and the seasons”.
Sculpture devant l'entrée principale du siège social du Cirque du Soleil.
Montréal, Qc
Sculpture in front of the Cirque du Soleil headquarters.
As the Welsh Highland Railway service passes under Snowdon (peak top left of picture) through Rhyd-Ddu, the NG/G16 130 locomotive, which was originally built in Manchester and worked in South Africa until 1985, creates a captivating spectacle. The lush green grass and the sturdy track blend seamlessly with the majestic mountain in the background, evoking a sense of timeless wonder and adventure. The train chugs along like a steadfast beast, forging its path through the picturesque landscape.
This [AVAgirl] Lark Outfit Set definitely evokes a very Merry Christmas spirit and classy chic look, while also bringing out a warm and cozy feeling. The set comes with Fur-lined coat, Sweater, and Denim Trousers.
This Lark Outfit Set boasts a wonderful Texture HUD which has 4 different pattern choices for the coat, 5 for the trousers, and 14 solid colors for the sweater. It fits Reborn, LaraX, LaraX Petite, Legacy, Legacy Perky, and GenX Classic mesh bodies.
I paired this Lark Outfit Set with [Braham Fashion] Make Up EvoX ''Bom'' 0298 with its' bold, beautiful red gloss lips with alluring eyeshadow & liner.
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Columns evoking trees and branches, Antoni Gaudi's La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona exhilirates with the stunning tonality of its illumination. I took this photo on March 10, 2017: 135 years after construction began, 2.25 years before a building permit was issued, and 9.25 years before completion is expected (the 100th anniversary of Gaudi's death). Multiple generations and pragmatic modifications were anticipated by Gaudi, who wrote, "I will grow old but others will come after me. What must always be conserved is the spirit of the work, but its life has to depend on the generations it is handed down to and with whom it lives and is incarnated."
2017-03-10 Barcelona GGP20675 Gaudi La Sagrada Familia elevate & illuminate
This photograph, taken in Pescara, Italy, captures the essence of a charming and historic Italian street. The cobblestone road leads the eye down a narrow alley framed by a mix of rustic and weathered buildings. These structures showcase traditional Italian architecture, characterized by their warm tones, wrought-iron balconies, and shuttered windows. Some of the facades bear the marks of time, adding to the authentic atmosphere of this coastal city.
Pescara, located on the Adriatic coast, is known for its blend of historical heritage and modernity. While much of the city was rebuilt after heavy bombing during World War II, parts of the old town (Pescara Vecchia) retain their original charm. The street depicted here likely belongs to such an area, evoking the memory of medieval urban planning where narrow pathways served to create shaded, cool environments in the summer.
Architecturally, Pescara combines traditional Italian styles with some influences from its role as a key trading post. The wrought-iron lamp posts and flower-laden window boxes in the image highlight the city's aesthetic dedication to beauty and community spaces. The intricate textures of the buildings hint at a rich history, possibly dating back to the Renaissance or earlier periods when the region flourished under various Italian states.
Culinary delights in Pescara reflect its coastal location and agricultural roots. Visitors can enjoy dishes such as "brodetto," a seafood stew made from fresh Adriatic catches, or "arrosticini," skewers of seasoned lamb, often cooked over open flames. The vibrant atmosphere of streets like the one in the photo is often complemented by small trattorias and cafes offering espresso, gelato, and regional wines like Montepulciano dâAbruzzo.
This image encapsulates the timeless beauty of Pescara, blending its rich cultural and historical tapestry with everyday Italian life. It invites visitors to wander the streets, explore the local heritage, and savor the region's unique flavors.
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To Prologue of the Story "The Doors"
♫♫Michael Jackson - Childhood♫♫
Childhood, like a vibrant tapestry woven with silken threads of carefree bliss, paints an ethereal landscape in the archives of our hearts. Memories, radiant as summer suns, dance before our eyes, evoking the ecstatic symphony of splashing in cerulean waters, the gentle caress of golden rays upon our youthful skin. Paper boats, delicate messengers of whispered wishes, embark on a whimsical journey, carried by the ceaseless currents of the sea. We watch with wide-eyed anticipation, our hearts swelling with the fervent hope that our dreams will someday sail into the realm of reality.
As we navigate the labyrinth of adulthood, a peculiar phenomenon occurs. A flicker of recognition stirs within us, awakening the slumbering child that once resided in our souls. This child, armed with unbridled curiosity and an insatiably inquisitive gaze, revels in the wonders that surround them. Hues of vibrant allure, sunlight dappling the world in ethereal luminosity, and the enchanting melodies of childhood ignite a profound sense of awe and wonderment.
In fleeting moments, it becomes astonishingly simple to delve into the annals of our past, to seek refuge in the cherished recollections of youth. With gentle reverence, we close our eyes and unlock the portals to our most precious memories. By revisiting these hallowed grounds, we not only rekindle the warmth and tenderness of bygone days but also reconnect with an integral part of ourselves, a part that transcends time and circumstance.
Within the depths of a newfound friendship, a kaleidoscope of captivating qualities shimmered forth. In the eyes of her companion, she glimpsed the vivacity, the insatiable curiosity, and the unyielding spirit of a child. This enigmatic soul possessed an extraordinary capacity to embrace the world without seeking the validation or guidance of elders, living each moment with an intensity that defied the boundaries of time. In the softness of her hair and the radiant glow of her smile, the narrator found solace and inspiration.
With uninhibited exuberance, they embraced the symphony of life, inhaling the salty kiss of the sea breeze and reveling in the sheer joy of existence. In those shared moments of blissful abandon, they rediscovered the unadulterated essence of childhood, reminding them that true fulfillment lies not in the pursuit of distant dreams but in the profound appreciation of the present moment.
(to be continued...)
Devoted to my Ronnie, a talented and amazing musician who touched my heart deeply with Love ღ
A mesmerizing interplay of light and shadow unfolds over the tranquil sea. A beam of sunlight pierces through the heavy, brooding clouds, casting a radiant glow on a single, delicate cloud that floats just above the horizon. The dark sky contrasts with the serene waters below, where a lone boat drifts peacefully. This captivating scene evokes a sense of wonder and calm, as nature’s quiet power and beauty are elegantly framed in monochrome.