Saturday, March 6, 2010

...play...

i pray you...
your play needs no excuse.
never excuse.
~william shakespeare
"play is the exultation of the possible"
martin buber
love that!!
no excuses today.
never excuses when
i have my camera.
we have been blessed
with sunshine all week!!
it has been simply divine.
light + objects = shadows
head to HEY HARRIET
no excuses!!
just BE.
robin.
at

15 comments:

  1. PattiMarch 06, 2010

    Hmm...a thought-provoking photo for sure.

    Are we anxious about opening the door? Will it lead to a stage where a play is about to start?

    Nice shadow of the door handle.

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  2. A Wild ThingMarch 06, 2010

    I'll be painting a cupboard outside today, as soon as the sun rises over my roof and melts the frost off of it...ha...I'm anxious yes!!!

    We have sun too, maybe a shower this afternoon late, but I'll deal with that, cause it will make my hostas huge and the remaining snow melt.

    Poor Colleen in Utah got 6 more inches...I would have to break open a bottle I'm afraid!!! LOL!

    My porch is still in the shade this AM, but I'm thinking of hanging my swing today...a harbinger of Spring indeed...thanks for the java lil' sister!

    Hey Tilda...race ya to the cedar chest with the woolies...ha ha...!

    s

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  3. RalphMarch 06, 2010

    The brilliant light should not be hidden behind the door. A mere peek inside lets us see the lightness beyond, and we want to see more. A simple pull on the handle should satisfy our curiosity...

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  4. frayedattheedgeMarch 06, 2010

    a fascinating photo!

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  5. Sylvia KMarch 06, 2010

    Fantastic!! Such a clear, sharp and colorful shadow! Love Shakespeare's words as well. And, oh yes, we have sun, too today, brilliant blue skies and it's going to be in the 60s! I'm ecstatic! Have a great weekend, Robin!

    Sylvia

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  6. robin.March 06, 2010

    i love the thoughts about what could be behind this door...this was taken earlier this week with the morning sun shining in my bedroom...

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  7. Debbie @ OtRDMarch 06, 2010

    Great photo, love the shadow on the handle!

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  8. Paula Scott Molokai Girl StudioMarch 06, 2010

    Pretty cool shadow shot. I had to do a double take as it is such a seamless shape; the shadow and the object that cast the shadow (door handle).

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  9. Chasing Purple DreamsMarch 06, 2010

    What stunning lines

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  10. CassieMarch 06, 2010

    I'm surprised at the lightness of Martin Buber's quote from having read him years ago! Nice to know he had a less serious side!! Your ShadowShot is terrific...I want to know what's behind there.

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  11. Hey HarrietMarch 06, 2010

    I'm always up for some playtime! Such sweet light in your shadow shot. Gorgeous! I'm so happy you've had some sun this week. It has been very dreary here all week but we have more than our fair share of sunshine so it makes for a nice change :)

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  12. SerendipityMarch 07, 2010

    Beautiful image and words :)

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  13. Crafty Green PoetMarch 07, 2010

    there's a wonderful light in that photo

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  14. maryt/theteachMarch 07, 2010

    Marvelous Shadow Shot! And wonderfyl burnt orange sepia color! Well done! :)

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  15. deb did itApril 26, 2010

    you always take my breath away with your photographs

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i am so blessed you sat with me and shared your thoughts.