3 December
deep peace of the quiet earth to you
Buddha in the back garden
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Wow that is great, really spectacular! Deep in its simplicity, magnanimous in its meaning!
ReplyDeleteThat is a well composed photo... and I wish you the same peace as well.
ReplyDeleteNice warming words for a soul who has left this earth.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful picture that gives such peace
ReplyDeletei will take it...lovely macro....
ReplyDeleteWow.. I love macro-photos.. and your text really put emphasis to that.
ReplyDeletesuch an intriguing image - you really have to look to see what it is.
ReplyDeleteA lovely closeup in interesting light.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Love the dark light.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot - deep peace is what most of us need desperately... ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, it looks like a painting..
ReplyDeleteI wish you the same - and thank you for the wish. I need that peace as I set out on a very difficult day.
ReplyDeleteI like the reflection!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteYou have a very lovely blog. :)
ReplyDeleteexquisite! beautiful macro shot!
ReplyDeleteTruly a great shot.At first I thought it was a painting.
ReplyDeleteThat is utterly gorgeous - I love the amazing detail and tones! Thanks so much for dropping in, happy it led me here.
ReplyDeleteLovely words and image! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteThe simplicity is so peaceful ... the perfect antidote to this time of year. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow.... I love what the texture added... We all need some peace... Michelle
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful! Lovely light. xo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Simple, great contrast, beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteYour image is truly a picture of peace. So calming. I've sung this song and had forgotten about it. This is a perfect time of year to be reminded of deep peace . . .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...it looks like a painting...
ReplyDeleteSo lonely, but yet a beautiful image.
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Mersad Donko Photography
The simplicity of this shot is gorgeous. I love the colors and textures used in it, and it really does look like a lovely painting.
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting lighting!
ReplyDeleteThe placement of the light as well as dark is poetic!
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