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"In the vine-shadows on the veranda;
under the yellow leaves, in the cooling sun,
sit two sisters. Their slow voices run
like little winter creeks, dwindled by frost and wind,
and the square of sunlight moves on the veranda.
They remember the gay young men on their tall horses
who came courting; the dancing and the smells of leather
and wine, the girls whispering by the fire together;
even their dolls and ponies, all they have left behind
moves in the yellow shadows on the veranda.
Thinking of their lives apart and the men they married
thinking of the marriage-bed and the birth of their first
child,
they look down smiling. “My life was wide and wild,
and who can know my heart? There in that golden jungle
I walk alone,” say the old sisters on the veranda."
~ Judith Wright, 1915-2000 ~
Couldn't resist trying to capture this, even though it was stretching it a bit! I couldn't get closer.
The sunlight at the end of the sofa created the lovely contrast of colours and patterns. I was able to enjoy the lovely sunshine inside as well as outside on our balcony. Sunshine makes everything seem better and brighter and always gives me such a lift!
Both photos were taken on my Olympus OM-D E-M1Mk2 and Leica 100-400Mk2 at the same time, but the right hand image with several more stops of exposure. On the left you can see the shadows cast by the sun at the moon's rim. On the right, the image is dominated by the same glaring sunshine, but you can also see the faint disc of the moon's dark side, lit by the fainter sunlight reflected from our own earth.
When I wake up in the mornin’ love, and the sunlight hurts my eyes..
Discovered in Stacksteads, Lancashire
iPhone XS Max
In the quiet morning's glow,
Through the city streets she goes,
A woman draped in shadow's grace,
Avoiding sunlight's warm embrace.
Processed with Adobe Photoshop Elements 11, Photomatix, ShockMyPic, Perfect Effects 9.5, Intensify for OS X
Late afternoon rays of sunshine filtering through the October woodland.
ExploreHighest position:24 on Sunday, June 12, 2011
On some days out on the Scottish hills the weather doesn't play ball. Come to think of it that has happened a good deal.
This picture dates back to 2004 and is the first I have uploaded from a day when we hiked four Munros above Glen Lyon. I believe the rounded lump seen catching a rare burst of sunshine was Carn Mairg where we had been an hour earlier. From what I recall this was the only glimpse of sun we came across all day. Days like this when the clouds descend do wonders for your map reading skills.
A few stars from the day were, Distance 17.5km / 11 miles, Time 7 - 8 hours ofd hiking (not including time resting) Ascent 1302m or 4,200 feet.
Seen from an upstairs window , the sun on it's way down lit up this tree top against a grey and gloomy sky - so a shot was required and here it is .
Something slightly different to my usual shots today. I went for a quick walk through some local woods and rather liked the light on this Fern.
Burnaby Lake, BC, Canada.
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