Thanks for stopping by! The part of Linville Falls I was shooting is a little off the beaten path (though not much) and that series was taken several years ago (2001).
I love the (almost) monochromatic feeling in both of these shots -- especially the fern. It adds a richness to the image. Beautiful shots both of them.
Laying on moss in a cool forest, picking blueberries in the tundra, sitting on flat smooth rock by clear water, rain on a tent roof. Maybe these are places of peace more than places of silence.
When my 2 kiddie are tucked up asleep in bed. LOL I find silence in lost of things like sitting out on my deck with cuppa tea on an early summer’s morning or gazing into a starry night sky. I find silence when I stop and realise the beauty in every day things that I have taken for granted. Stopping to appreciate them in a busy life brings a little bit of peace.
There with the delicate fern. And there with the brilliant tall grass...and in wordless Wednesday. Thank you for this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! Very nice entry.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine!
http://www.inthespiritofdance.com/2008/08/wordless-wednesday-no5-jump-jump.html
Happy WW!!
Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet serenity you captured in these photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and happy WW, mine is:
WW #23 How Many Leaders Does It Take?
Those are beautiful shots and I like your caption a lot too. Carver Wordless
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - so peaceful. I find silence at home in the Black Hills...and on road trips.
ReplyDeleteThere's always such a delicacy to your photos, and I just love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. Have a wonderful WW! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos - love the tall grass.
ReplyDeleteSilence? Almost nowhere with two small kids & a rambunctious husband. Oh, watering the garden - that's the best silence, fresh air & morning sun.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos.
Good contrast of both shots. I liked them both.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my ww.
Thanks for stopping by! The part of Linville Falls I was shooting is a little off the beaten path (though not much) and that series was taken several years ago (2001).
ReplyDeleteI love the (almost) monochromatic feeling in both of these shots -- especially the fern. It adds a richness to the image. Beautiful shots both of them.
Your pictures are like meditation.
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First visit..I love those photos..I find silence in my yard ..if I am lucky and nobody else is around..Happy WW
ReplyDeletein nature - always
ReplyDeletelovely colors
Silence sounds like a good prompt for a haiku...
ReplyDeleteHave you ever heard of haiga? They are visual haiku and every one of your shots qualify
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silence on my friends boat in ark, at old foggy cove....
ReplyDeleteLaying on moss in a cool forest, picking blueberries in the tundra, sitting on flat smooth rock by clear water, rain on a tent roof. Maybe these are places of peace more than places of silence.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! To be completely honest...in the bathroom! It's the only place where no one can bug me!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen my 2 kiddie are tucked up asleep in bed. LOL
ReplyDeleteI find silence in lost of things like sitting out on my deck with cuppa tea on an early summer’s morning or gazing into a starry night sky. I find silence when I stop and realise the beauty in every day things that I have taken for granted. Stopping to appreciate them in a busy life brings a little bit of peace.
Love the softness of this and your gentle words. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing at Shutter Sisters.
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