Look up

'Look up and remember' From Colour Contrast Continuity

Look up into the sunlight but remember that the water of life must also fall from the sky.

The Return

'The Return' From Colour Contrast Continuity

Older that the grass below or the trees above the fern returns to claim a place on earth under the changing skies.

Did you say Walk?

Can't you see I am born to fly and swim?

'Did you say walk' From Colour Contrast Continuity

You walk by while I rest,

And choose when to swim or fly.

You walk by while I stand,

And silence will echo my cry.

From Me to You

'Hover before commiting to a landing' From Colour Contrast Continuity

'With Love' From Colour Contrast Continuity

If I had wings I would sing with the beat they made on a fragrant air that holds music within every wave that carries light to illuminate the world.

Ringing Changes to the Old

I am forced through circumstances beyond my control to search not only my mind for words but also my computer for photographs to accompany them.
While I am unable to take any more photographs I have decided to run a different theme on this blog.
Each photograph retrieved from my computer will be accompanied by a few words that will hopefully bring continuity to the colour and contrast.
If any photograph inspires more than a few words it will appear on Visual Counterpoint.
　
Please note these are all photographs previously taken and rejected!
But beggars cannot be choosers!

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Caring parents wish their children only choose a safe perch from which to be fed.

'A Safe Perch' From Colour Contrast Continuity

Silence is Golden

Please see Home ~ the Journey for the reason that I cannot post any new photographs.
This will probably severely restrict my entry into any photographic challenges.
I am facing a greater challenge in my life at the moment and intend to meet it head-on.

Parfait

Ellipsis Monday Photo Shoot
Carly has asked us to show her some LAYERS this week and how they go together to create something different. Please follow the link to join in and view other entries.
Carly gives the example of an onion in her quote.

“Not everybody likes onions!
Cake! Everybody likes cake!
Cake has layers!
Parfait may be the most delicious thing in the world!”
Donkey. Shrek.

The two photographs I chose had both failed to capture what my mind saw when I stood on the Heights over Delamere Forest in Cheshire, England. My eyes had taken in more than one view and my mind had combined them. So I went to Photoshop and combined them in layers and named the resulting picture ‘Parfait’.

Layer One
~ A sky to die under

'A Sky To Die Under' From Colour Contrast Continuity

Layer Two
~A way to go

'A Way To Go' From Colour Contrast Continuity

Parfait

'Parfait' From Colour Contrast Continuity

…Because it 'perfectly' combines the two.