Perspective
18 hours ago
Dusty words lying under carpets,
seldom heard, well must you keep your secrets
locked inside, hidden deep from view?
You can talk to me... (Stevie Nicks)
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Greg and Susan long for a child. Abused and abandoned five-year-old Gene needs a new family, The match of family to child seems perfect, but the past refuses to let go. Find out what it takes to rebuild a broken family and to heal damaged trust.
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You do such lovely, lovely things with a camera! (((Hugs))))!
ReplyDeleteSo very perfect, with views like this, that's all you need! No words necessary!
ReplyDeleteThose silhouettes are particularly striking. Such clear boundaries of the shapes. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful ♥.
ReplyDeleteHere it´s now raining and raining...and raining.
Am.az.ing.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the Columbine Sunset ... I do love purple and orange together.
ReplyDeleteThat last one is way splendid!
ReplyDeleteCannot get enough of your picture taking.......I have to remind myself to breathe....
ReplyDeleteI love the light... ah, the warm rays of the sun low in the sky will always warm my soul, especially when an artist like you captures it.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad how short the columbine season was. But, I've been watering my own columbines like crazy and they seem to be attempting a second round of blooming, a welcome splash of hope in my life.