kobico, CiB: actually I wasn't thinking about cold and I wasn't thinking about Easter, too.
More in the lines of what time does to us, we get worn out, we get crooked - but we still are alive.
Usually I do not give my interpretation of the quotes and photo (often I don't have one), but it is really interesting what you see in this ... without your comments this blog would be useless, so thank you!
;-) - no, I am not in some depressive mood at all, it's just what I thought seeing this old hen house (or whatever it is): it's still standing!
Cacador, thank you. Unfortunatley no hen for you do behold.
Joan Elizabeth, hm, I think the photo would be much better with a little bit of a low sun, shadows and some brown and green ... snow tends to make everything one-dimensional ... so I am not so sure if snow is a benefit (speaks the spring awaiting European)
This is more a daily feed than a daily blog.
Photos are resized or may be cropped - that's the only post-processing I do.
The quotes: it is essential to me to only quote from things I am currently reading ... I must admit it is sometimes lopsided ... reading a 1000 page novel takes some time ;-)
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The combination of that quote and the barbed wire fence in the snow makes me feel cold!
Appropriate for Easter Weekend:)
kobico, CiB: actually I wasn't thinking about cold and I wasn't thinking about Easter, too.
More in the lines of what time does to us, we get worn out, we get crooked - but we still are alive.
Usually I do not give my interpretation of the quotes and photo (often I don't have one), but it is really interesting what you see in this ... without your comments this blog would be useless, so thank you!
;-) - no, I am not in some depressive mood at all, it's just what I thought seeing this old hen house (or whatever it is): it's still standing!
Great philosophy. And picture.
Beijo
I like this ... looks like all the broken down stuff that I like to photograph, but I never had the added benefit of snow.
Cacador, thank you. Unfortunatley no hen for you do behold.
Joan Elizabeth, hm, I think the photo would be much better with a little bit of a low sun, shadows and some brown and green ... snow tends to make everything one-dimensional ... so I am not so sure if snow is a benefit (speaks the spring awaiting European)
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