The theme of this week’s Thursday’s Special photo challenge is VISION. Please post your entries before next Thursday, link to this challenge post and leave me your comments bellow. Wishing you all a clear sight and for your positive visions to come true.
What a beautiful photo of childhood Paula. The shimmery water expresses a whole concept of “vision” larger than feeding swans.
My verbal contribution: I’ve just read a collection of essays by a woman who became blind in her twenties, and who sees blindness as a gift (eventually: not when she first raged against it) enabling her to “see” in so many other ways, and live a life of total joie de vivre, which included carrying the a Olympic torch on one of its Australian legs in her seventies.
Thank you for sharing that inspiring fact with us, Meg. Inspiring woman wasn’t she! Childhood is full of possibilities and dreams still. I’m grateful for your thoughtful analysis.
Elle a 32 ans. Il en avait 33. pas d’enfants, mais ils étaient ensemble depuis six ans. Le mariage était prévu en Novembre. Mais surtout ils étaient tellement bien ensemble. Both very independent but symbiotic. Perfect for one another. Personnellement je ne m’en remets pas. Alors, elle? Combien de temps ça va lui prendre pour ne pas se réveiller en pleurant?
Pardon. I overextended myself a bit. 🙂 And then I remembered a comment you made about the war. The war(s) that hit you and yours after the fall of Yugoslavia. Ça a dû être affreux aussi. Enfin, nous allons (ma femme et moi) à Paris Samedi. J’espère que ça nous changera les idées. Beijo amiga.
Obrigado. I know that. I also know that eventually it will all fade away. 🙂 I’m just tired of tragedies in the family and/or immediate circle. I think Paris will be good. Bjo tbm
Such a beautiful capture, Paula. The background creates the loveliest atmosphere. I have a bag of cornflakes crumbs sitting by the back door, ready to take to the park next time I go that way. 🙂 🙂 Sending hugs! https://restlessjo.me/2017/06/22/vision-of-loveliness/
Vision…so many different meanings within one simple word. The image is beautiful…the golden glow of the water seems to add something special to one of the meanings within “vision.” Hope you enjoy my take
Yours is an exquisite vision, Paula – the look of intent on the little girl’s face so well captured even in profile. Here are my more mundane thoughts of vegetables 🙂
Thank you dear Tish. I am a bit reluctant about photographing strangers, especially children. I don’t want to invade their privacy. What I love about this shot is the fact that the little girl is hardly recognisable .. it could be any little girl 🙂
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