17 November





 pattern



sunglasses



round

 The moon on the one hand, the dawn on the other;
The moon is my sister, the dawn is my brother.
The moon on my left and the dawn on my right-
My brother, good morning; my sister, good night.


looking into the wood



crunchy leaves underfoot








Comments

  1. Hannah17/11/2013, 06:23

    Very autumnal themed photos, the pattern one is my favourite

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  2. Ashley Sisk17/11/2013, 07:22

    Love your last two shots.

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  3. E.liza"BETH"17/11/2013, 08:34

    i enjoy the visual of you crunching leaves under your feet. ( :
    one reason why i love fall.

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  4. Margie17/11/2013, 08:39

    Love the hint of turquoise in Pattern, the moon looks like a lovely painting, Looking into the Wood has a surreal feel. Great captures. M

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  5. Lynn17/11/2013, 08:55

    I just love these scavenger sundays-and your photos are so well suited to your theme word... hard to pick a favourite..

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  6. Jenny17/11/2013, 08:58

    They are all beautiful. xo Jenny

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  7. Brian Miller17/11/2013, 09:30

    smiles...is a cool little verse....welcoming one and tucking another in....supposed to be a full moon tonight as well...

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  8. Kmcblackburn17/11/2013, 09:38

    The moon with the canvas texture is quite striking!

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  9. Our photos17/11/2013, 11:04

    Your photos are beautiful!
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  10. Ida17/11/2013, 11:16

    What lovely photos. I almost used leaves for (pattern) Yours are so pretty. Loved your Looking into the Woods shot and also your Crunchy shot. I love walking on crunchy leaves and shuffling through them. That sound is so fun. Great processing on your moon shot and the prose was lovely too. An enjoyable post for sure.

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  11. Mersad17/11/2013, 14:32

    Amazing images Love that last one with the path leading deep into the forest!

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  12. Red Rose Alley17/11/2013, 18:45

    I love this "moon" poem. Who is it written by? I have a thing for moon pictures. The moon is so mysterious and beautiful to me.

    ~Sheri

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    1. aspiritofsimplicity17/11/2013, 18:50

      I have known this poem since i was a teenager...which was a very long time ago indeed. I googled it and they tell me it is by Hilaire Belloc and it is called The Early Morning.

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  13. Karen @ Beatrice Euphemie18/11/2013, 02:34

    Lovely poem. I want to walk down that path..... gorgeous photos. :) Karen

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  14. Unknown18/11/2013, 03:44

    Thanks for the comment on my What I Love About Fall post! Love the sunglasses!

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  15. Unknown18/11/2013, 23:16

    Great pictures. The moon on 'canvas' is really cool. I love the woodsy shots. I never tire of taking them or looking at them.

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