it happens on
the edge: transition,
change, movement.
Definition.
At the edge, I see what’s
what. I think I
know what’s what, but
appearances, well,
you know – they’re
deceiving.
Still, I’m drawn to
an edge, if
only to keep
the comforting rhythm of
returning
to center.
Photos of Begonia leaves; Lumix G3, 60 mm, f 2.8, 1/40-1/80 sec, ISO 800.
What a great mix between your words and your images. Wonderful, calm and tender.
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Thank you so much – sometimes the words come tagging along with the images, and that’s always good.
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very nice
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🙂
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Beautiful and very enjoyable post, Lynn – I certainly am glad that I decided to follow your blog. I especially like “I think I know what’s what”, and the idea of enjoying edges because its nice to go back inwards from them again. Love these images too. Adrian
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Yes, we think we know what’s what sometimes, but…well, maybe not. And yet, where would we be without edges and ways to define our world? Glad this resonates with you.
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Reading your words and viewing your photographs – a wonderful way to start the day!
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Good! I bet you had a good one up there today.
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Yes, quite a nice day here with the remnants of much needed rain.
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I love the poem!! Ill say more about the images and why the poem matters soon!
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Lovely work, Lynn.
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Thanks – nice to hear from you!
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Beautiful Lynn. Words and images, just perfect!
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Thanks so much!
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You do have a way with words Lynn ~ nothing quite like walking along that edge not quite knowing what is real and what isn’t, and what you cannot capture with your words, your photos fill in the void. Beautiful.
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And everyone’s take is different, which is a nice thing about words and images that leave a lot out, I think. Always good to hear from you –
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I love these photos and your words. They especially resonate with me this week after having attended a retreat this weekend on transitions in mid-life! 🙂
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I bet the retreat was great. Glad this resonated, good timing!
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Beautiful poetic words and images…the textures, colours, and the emotions conjured…absolutely sublime. Best wishes,
Autumn Jade
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So nice to hear – thank you very much!
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Lovely series, Lynn.
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Thank you!
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