I think the shadows in this photo look like they're leaving for their own afternoon adventure. They don't really seem all that connected to-, or even related to-, the leaves and stems. I like to think I captured this this purple-and-yellow flowering wild vine as it was lazily daydreaming. Perhaps I captured its shadow/dreams departing on their almost-Summer mid-afternoon romp.
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—Rose Kennedy (1890-1995)
This photo was shot on Thursday, with birds flying under the storm clouds, while there's just a bit of blue sky finally breaking out on the right. These birds were squawking, and singing, and shaking the rain off their wings, and the scene reminded me of the quote by President Kennedy's mother, Rose, above. If it reminds long-time readers of something else, I paraphrased the quote last year on this chop of a new Lincoln sport sedan...
THE SHADOWS LOOK LIKE BIRDS TO ME. IT'S A REAL NEAT PICTURE. LOVE THE CLOUD PICTURE.THE WHITE CLOUD LOOKS LIKE A RUNNING ANIMAL.
ReplyDeleteKEEP THEM COMING.
THANKS FOR SHARING.
GRANNY
That is one spiffy Lincoln that I would love to see come to life. Casey, you always add a youthful dimension to the more conservative desired segment,
ReplyDeleteIf happy little bluebirds fly...
ReplyDeleteI should have quoted my favorite song! thanks, Stephen.
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