"Ah, when to the heart of man
Was it ever less than a treason
To go with the drift of things,
To yield with a grace to reason,
And bow and accept the end
Of a love or a season. " Robert Frost
Monday, April 21, 2008
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23 comments:
translucent, delicate wings - the black and white really brings out their lacy beauty.
so beautiful!
What a wonderful image! And poem, too.
I couldn't see this at first, so I clicked on the X...it took me to your Flickr. I commented there, but will add it here as well.
This is simply stiking in black and white.
Oh, beautiful! Love the shot and the verse!
Now I really love this shot - fantastic use of light.
lovely post. this finished my day nicely. thanks.
I like this in black and white and how you've composed it with the subject off center. I like how you've paired it with the Robert Frost poem, too! = )
Whirlybirds!! Talk about bringing back memrories of childhood. I'll be smiling all night.
Nice texture.
image or text? I don't know what the true poetry is.
Very pretty!
ps. I posted more lighthouse pictures on my page
Dragon fly wings, or finger prints, how beautiful!
True that Frost quote too, sadly. Nice post.
That's so beautiful! The words and the photo are just lovely.
Beautiful shot, Moi. It's just radiant!
i like the picture (its dark but not depressing)...and I love the verse you put along with it!
Ohhh! Love the black and white!
God, this is AWESOME!!!!!
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I really like the lower part of the photo, with the filigree against the black background. Very delicate!
Stunning pic!
gorgeous, moi.... how we hang on to things even when we know it's time to let go. but the seeds will never grow into a mighty maple if they continue to cling....
Wow! I admire this fantastic B&W.
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