these are little packets of light
& you need to plant them
early in the year
& remember to mark where
they were because
lots of times they look like weeds in the beginning
& and its not until later you see
how beautiful they really are.
~storypeople
the sun shone.
a brilliant light yesterday.
so camera in hand.
to capture shadows.
light snowflakes today.
spring is trying.
but mother nature.
apparently has some winter left.
in her vase.
join us.
just BE.
robin.
The pine cone invites me to reflect on the seeds that might be ready to germinate in my own life. Thank you, Robin.
ReplyDeleteYou always find such lovely and creative shadow shots, Robin, and I always look forward to visiting your blog! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLittle swirls of curls make my lips turn upwards.
ReplyDeleteThe miracle of Spring is shown as nature of the past is unearthed as the snow melts. The seasonal change is upon us even as snow is still in the air. The warmth will arrive soon as we have been ready for the season...for months! Hope Western MI is spared the worst of a late winter...
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely sequence of close-ups...
ReplyDeleteAh! What a nice representation of images for that sweet poem! Little packets of light. That warms me up! Hey-I hope mother nature's vase of snow iss about empty for you guys there.
ReplyDeleteTime to get geared up for the warm weather that's a comin'!
Love the subdued tones in these macros! A sense of beautiful stillness!
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeleteI like the last one the best.
Hope you are having a wonderful day!
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
Beautiful shots!!!
ReplyDeleteWe've had beautiful, sunny days but today has been perfect for sewing :)
Have a good week ahead!
Delicate and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteElegant photography ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of "little packets of light". I really like the perspective from which you took the pine cone shot, too. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteYes, getting teased with Spring is almost more cruel than winter itself. Love the little robin. Me and the girls look forward to spotting the robins come Spring almost as much as the daffodils.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Leah
What interesting shots! Love the shadows and the quote.
ReplyDeleteI love it when the teeny seedlings appear...Happy Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos!