A quiet world . . .
January Snow '10
Pots piled high . . .
SnowPlants
Gardener’s table topping . . .
Awaiting Spring
Shadow tree . . .
Hillside Hailing
Stillness shouting . . .
Railing Rest
Glory growing . . .
Rosemary's Reach
and the wall’s snow-stopping . . .
Cold's Conquest
. . . until Spring’s melt. (Or fire’s felt…eh?)
No better weekend (for me) to be housebound!
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jruthkelly
I like the railing shadow on snow and the rosemary the best, especially the rosemary. Did you go out to shoot these? I am staying in as much as possible. It was a blistering 2F when I got up this morning.
By: Yousei Hime on February 1, 2010
at 3:03 pm
the rosemary’s so resilient. i like it too.
i’m a nut, i guess. i got out there yesterday before it got “too cold” it went down to 2F last night after the sun set. it’s so cold it’s surreal. but i had to get out. my kids are with their dad and after over 36 hours of total alone silence time i start to climb the walls. nothing like nature to keep me company!!
By: jruthkelly on February 1, 2010
at 3:09 pm
painting
without words,
it speaks louder than words.
By: jingle on January 31, 2010
at 7:30 pm
i like those images that speak without words.
thanks for dropping in…
By: jruthkelly on February 1, 2010
at 3:10 pm
Poetry in pictures.
By: Jaymie on January 31, 2010
at 6:45 pm
it’s difficult to decide which image to capture first when the snow provides such amazing contrasts and glitter. all of nature speaks to me a birthing, nurturing, provocative poetry.
By: jruthkelly on February 1, 2010
at 3:11 pm