Thank you Ashley! I must say I needed that too. I am now fed up with the cold weather. That’s why I postet that picture…it’s from May last year and should make us hope for the spring. 🙂
What a beautiful idea!! I love orchids. These plants are perfect for people who travel a lot. I put them once a week in a big water bowl. That’s enough. No more watering. They blossom over and over again. I love it! 🙂
Yes! A year or so ago, I saw the most beautiful orchids in a store — small yellow blossoms that grew in a tangle of stems without any soil at all — they were just wound around themselves inside a huge glass hurricane. I wish I knew what they were!
I love your photographs and work. I’m not sure if you’ve been to my blog, http://www.michadam.wordpress.com, which I think you’d love. It’s a Journey of Spirit and Healing. I love your sight as a former professional photographer myself. I look forward to seeing more.
Hi Michelle…and thank you so much for stopping by! I’m really honoured to hear that you like my work. I look forward to visit your blog! Thank you! 🙂
That’s true, the background figure is really unsettling….for me it was a very interesting contrast in the middle of a sunny beach day: not everything is glittering and the shadows are near.
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Hi, thank you!! 🙂
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Fascinating pic!!!
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Thank you Maurice, glad you like it! 🙂
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Like a still from an Italian film. Brilliant
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Thank you so much for your nice comment Chris, I’m glad you like it! 🙂
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Even just the pebbles. Stones? Will be back to see more. Yes, see. 🙂
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Great, thank you! 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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Your photos…absolutely captivating, each one! So glad I stumbled upon your blog.
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Hi Sarah….and thank you so much for your lovely feedback! So glad you like my work! 🙂
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I love those amazing photos. 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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:-))
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I am in love with your photos!
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Woww…what a wonderful feedback! Thank you so much!! 🙂
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Oh, heavens. I feel like I’m there … And in this drizzly gray cold, I needed that! 🙂
Incredible shot.
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Thank you Ashley! I must say I needed that too. I am now fed up with the cold weather. That’s why I postet that picture…it’s from May last year and should make us hope for the spring. 🙂
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Ahh, I totally understand!!
Whenever the gray starts to get to me, a buy a flame-orange orchid and put it in my kitchen window. Color therapy! 🙂
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What a beautiful idea!! I love orchids. These plants are perfect for people who travel a lot. I put them once a week in a big water bowl. That’s enough. No more watering. They blossom over and over again. I love it! 🙂
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Yes! A year or so ago, I saw the most beautiful orchids in a store — small yellow blossoms that grew in a tangle of stems without any soil at all — they were just wound around themselves inside a huge glass hurricane. I wish I knew what they were!
Fascinating. The group of them can be so diverse.
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I love your photographs and work. I’m not sure if you’ve been to my blog, http://www.michadam.wordpress.com, which I think you’d love. It’s a Journey of Spirit and Healing. I love your sight as a former professional photographer myself. I look forward to seeing more.
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Hi Michelle…and thank you so much for stopping by! I’m really honoured to hear that you like my work. I look forward to visit your blog! Thank you! 🙂
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Brilliant. Seems straight out from a movie.
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Thank you very much for your nice feedback! 🙂
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Love your photography skill. A black and white image is always better:)
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I agree…black and white brings out the essentials of a scene. That’s why I love it. 🙂
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It is brilliant, as usual. Where was it taken? Have a good weekend!
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Thank you Lexa, it was in Brighton. Have a nice weekend as well! 🙂
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this photo makes me think of Koudelka . . . the focus on the background figure is unsettling (that’s a good thing)
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That’s true, the background figure is really unsettling….for me it was a very interesting contrast in the middle of a sunny beach day: not everything is glittering and the shadows are near.
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I LOVE your photos!
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I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you Matthew! 🙂
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Great composition
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Thank you Derrick! 🙂
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