you have one of the most beautiful profile photos ever, it's simply a joy to see it. and I love the Mother Teresa quote today, it's perfect. along with that shadow. it's a really fine photo. happy SSS and have a great week!
Shadow shapes offer whimsical details to any object. I can't say why, but the weathered doors with the shadowy artistry looks stunning, a great backdrop...
Yes, there is a purpose for us all, we just need to find the right path and understand the meaning of the words written on the wall...right now mine keep shouting IS IT SPRING YET...as it's spitting freezing rain. Had to scrape my windows before I could drive home, however the roads were OK...whew!
You know, back in 93' when we had those horrible floods in Iowa, my yard had 18 inches of water in it all summer, so now I'm paranoid when I can't see the grass, even in snowfall...wonder what that means...more Earthbound than water girl I guess!
Don't know about you guys, but our rivers are bank full already...scary!
See ya tomorrow for the java time, though I may have to have a cup right now...mmmmm!!!
Love the quote you chose today! And your little birdy looks very happy swinging from the door handle. He casts a large shadow...almost dinosaur shaped! Enjoy the rest of your weekend Robin :)
Another great quote! So true, too. I suppose our egos need to know that our efforts made a difference. Egos do tend to get in the way of things, don't they?
I think I am always saying that your photos are magical! And this one is no exception! A beautful sense of serenity gently suggesting that there is always a door somewhere waiting to be opened!
old door knob
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I love this, the old wood, the doorknob, the cute bird!!
ReplyDeleteyou have one of the most beautiful profile photos ever, it's simply a joy to see it. and I love the Mother Teresa quote today, it's perfect. along with that shadow. it's a really fine photo. happy SSS and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLove your pic, Robin - and Mother Teresa's word which go so well with it.
ReplyDeleteLove Mother Teresa's words and your shadow shot is perfect -- as always! Hope you have some sun, some laughter and lots of love for this weekend!
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Very thought provoking words!
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julie
Shadow shapes offer whimsical details to any object. I can't say why, but the weathered doors with the shadowy artistry looks stunning, a great backdrop...
ReplyDeleteMother Teresa was very wise, wasn't she?
ReplyDeleteGreat photo...and terrific quotation you've chosen.
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Misty Morn
Have a great weekend.
Lovely words. I needed to read those words today. Charmaine
ReplyDeleteYes, there is a purpose for us all, we just need to find the right path and understand the meaning of the words written on the wall...right now mine keep shouting IS IT SPRING YET...as it's spitting freezing rain. Had to scrape my windows before I could drive home, however the roads were OK...whew!
ReplyDeleteYou know, back in 93' when we had those horrible floods in Iowa, my yard had 18 inches of water in it all summer, so now I'm paranoid when I can't see the grass, even in snowfall...wonder what that means...more Earthbound than water girl I guess!
Don't know about you guys, but our rivers are bank full already...scary!
See ya tomorrow for the java time, though I may have to have a cup right now...mmmmm!!!
Hey Tilda...stayin' outta trouble(whatever)!!!
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Love the quote you chose today! And your little birdy looks very happy swinging from the door handle. He casts a large shadow...almost dinosaur shaped! Enjoy the rest of your weekend Robin :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great quote! So true, too. I suppose our egos need to know that our efforts made a difference. Egos do tend to get in the way of things, don't they?
ReplyDeletewhen i look at the muted earth-tones in your photo and read the quote you chose i feel 3 things...calm, peaceful & uplifted!
ReplyDeleteI love the grainy detail to the wood framework of the door. The subtle colors are also pleasing to the eye.
ReplyDeleteI love the Mother Teresa quote you used. Love the simple yet strong shadows as well.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
I like the shape of the doorhandle with the shadow of the string dropping down. The quote is a beautiful addition.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and I LOVE the quote by Mother Teresa. So true and so nicely stated. Mickie
ReplyDeleteI think I am always saying that your photos are magical! And this one is no exception! A beautful sense of serenity gently suggesting that there is always a door somewhere waiting to be opened!
ReplyDeleteNeat shadow of the bird on the door knob.
ReplyDeleteLove the quote from Mother Teresa.
Enjoy your Sunday, robin. That mug of hot coffee sure looks good. ;-)
a wonderful quote to sit with the simple moment of awareness you have expressed through your photo Robin.
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Laura
Cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your poem on the above post. Thought of my daughter. So true. Lovely.
I love how much sunshine it takes to make such distinct shadows! Great sunny shot!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'll ever be bored by one of your photos! You are an amazing photographer.
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