"I don't know how long we'll be staying" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike
Sunday, July 4, 2010
"I don't know how long we'll be staying"
"I don't know how long we'll be staying" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike
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b/w,
germany,
john_updike,
vegetation
12 comments:
Well these buds will last until they become beautiful flowers, a nice thing to anticipate :o)
What are these? Crab apples?
you now, I forgot the watch...
I love blueberries, how they're white and then chalky and then BLACK.
I'm pretty sure that's what these are.
Mary Ann is right, these are blueberries - it is the first time around here that I see a farmer growing them. Very exotic.
Uncle Boo, no buds, sorry.
Joan Elizabeth, that's what my boyfriend thought, too.
Zé Caçador, google translates you now as "Joe Hunter" ... ? I was wondering about the zé ...
Mary Ann, as they are so exotic to me I am fascinated with the different colours the fruits have ... haha, I see, this is a b/w ...
Here is the original
The just time to live ... it has turned the marionette
I noticed later, they are Rose Hips, seed pods! Doh!!
Like the composition and the rendering with the soft focus.
What a strange light...
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Uncle Boo, no rose hips (what a strange word), no seed pods, no ... .
Lisergic Synaesthesiae (lol - copy&paste with this screen name), thank you.
José, that's the typical 20hrs light around here at the moment, sun is not quite going down.
How ... NO ... WHO knows? ... hahaha
all time the same: how is how and clouds coulds ...
Ratzfatz - perhaps this might be something for you:
Typos
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