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November
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- endurance
- farewell to sun
- vanishing colour
- upside down
- down at sunset
- capturing fog
- first
- recess
- into the sunset
- standing out
- light catcher
- on higher grounds
- pompons
- fall concoction
- final caress
- late visitor
- parasols?
- alive again
- misty wood
- the scent remains
- knotted problem
- after the rain
- last one
- fig's neighbours
- figs, anyone?
- speckles of gold
- still standing
- wet
- grey matter
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10 comments:
Such rich tones - beautiful Polona.
well, this was a week ago sunday and about the last time we got to see any sunshine...
thank you, janice
I was going to say, this sounds like a rather final parting. I could not stand a life without sunshine. I am part plant and thrive on the light.
it's bloody depressing, i can assure you, quilly. and seeing the forecast (no more snow but nothing but rain for several days to come) makes me want to open my veins - or move to hawaii :o)
Wonder how many times we do that in a year...!!! :)
But Good Photo, Polona :)
wishes,
devika
Hey Polona...
so very foolish me!! How many times in a year -- 364/5 times depending on if its a leap or not :))
i should have said "How many times we do that in a Life!" :)
and the answer -- GOD alone knows... :)
wishes,
devika
Farewell indeed Polona, here too. It wont stop raining.
Mighty beautiful photograph though.
well, if you see nothing but colourless grayness turnig into blackness and back to greyness for days on end there's nothing to say farewell to, don't you think, devika?
does a 'regular' year have 364 days in india? ;))
thank you, monique - i've been away from your blogs for too long but things are a bit hectic around here...
Dramatic image. I can't get over the deep hue catching the tops of the the trees. Lovely.
When I first saw this image among the others it felt quite warm, but on closer looks, and thanks to your title, I can feel the heat receeding leaving me in the dark and the cold.
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