I keep going back to your photograph of the sky. It would be a great subject for a painter of EXTREME ability. Five by four feet. Outside the range of my abilities, I am afraid. Still, perhaps something to try someday.
Are the multi-hued quarks the same colors as the Rubics Cube, because I’m stuck there. Half-solved! Couldn’t we make it a solved Rubics Cube instead? And quarks fighting existence? Aren’t they the stuff of existence?
Love your play on words. 🙂
Wouldn’t it be great if we could “pier” into the abyss. Maybe that’s what is so appealing (and strange) about piers into the sea. Fragile fingers reaching into a vastness we can barely comprehend.
It’s very trippy looking at this set of photos Nadia. The depth of field and focus makes it possible to just become “found” rather than lost in them. Really wonderful!
You succeeded :-). And regarding your last post about writing do continue. Hesitation is an underminer, inspiration is creation so divine and that is what you share. We need it because we are made of spirit.
What a beautiful comment, Brian. Thank you for the encouragement. It so difficult not to ask “why” all the time, but then it’s impossible to resist the drive to create, isn’t it?
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Love these photos! Especially the second and third one. The second one: visual Beethoven. The third one: the name will come to me.
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Visual Beethoven! I can only wish, Ed. Thank you.
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Gorgeous photos, Nadia, and such an unfathomable sky.
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Thank you, Susan. I find the sky endlessly fascinating.
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Stunning photos. I am in awe. Great poem to go with it too. Thanks.
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Why, thank you. It was great fun trying to find the right wordplay. Like finding colors for a painting.
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I keep going back to your photograph of the sky. It would be a great subject for a painter of EXTREME ability. Five by four feet. Outside the range of my abilities, I am afraid. Still, perhaps something to try someday.
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Please do it, Ed. I know you can.
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The words and images are an inseparable Universal Truth, a Rubics Cube half solved, mesons and multi-hued quarks fighting Existence.
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Are the multi-hued quarks the same colors as the Rubics Cube, because I’m stuck there. Half-solved! Couldn’t we make it a solved Rubics Cube instead? And quarks fighting existence? Aren’t they the stuff of existence?
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Sure, if you can define the Abyss and then describe its Purpose. Piering into it is only the first step.
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Love your play on words. 🙂
Wouldn’t it be great if we could “pier” into the abyss. Maybe that’s what is so appealing (and strange) about piers into the sea. Fragile fingers reaching into a vastness we can barely comprehend.
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Such a perfect combination of words and pictures !
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Thank you! The fewer the words, the more difficult the choice. I’m glad you felt they worked.
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It’s very trippy looking at this set of photos Nadia. The depth of field and focus makes it possible to just become “found” rather than lost in them. Really wonderful!
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I love how you’ve flipped “getting lost” in an image to “getting found”. It creates such a different relationship with the image, doesn’t it?
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Reblogged this on rocksandbones and commented:
Bleak, stark and beautiful. What photos!
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Thank you, Polly. I’m flattered by your reblog, and by your comments.
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Your photos are stunning and words so evocative. Hope u like the share. I love piers…so pointless and oddly sad.
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That was exactly the reaction I had to this pier. It did seem sad and pointless.
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Great photographs dear Nadia, fascinated me. Thank you, Love, nia
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Thank you, sweet Nia. I hope they bring you some joy. Love, Nadia.
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I love the photographs. The poem goes very well with them too.
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Thank you!
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These pictures are amazing! Stunning!
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Thank you, Brian. I got really lucky with the light. It was just perfect.
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And you need to have an eye for it to see the beauty which you do and the talent to make these gorgeous photos!
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Thank you. Really. 🙂
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I like the haiku as well, very accurate.
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Thank you, Brian. I really enjoyed trying to find just the right few words to capture my reaction to the scene.
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You succeeded :-). And regarding your last post about writing do continue. Hesitation is an underminer, inspiration is creation so divine and that is what you share. We need it because we are made of spirit.
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What a beautiful comment, Brian. Thank you for the encouragement. It so difficult not to ask “why” all the time, but then it’s impossible to resist the drive to create, isn’t it?
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You cannot not create once you have some understanding of life and I believe you do. So there you go ;-). Your soul knows. Always.
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So, so true!
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