On long approach
some dreams fly
Hard to catch
then left behind
They hover above
patient, undaunted
When hope awakens
the spark rekindles
South Embankment, London, June 2011, c.b.w.
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Where Dreams Wait
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Hello dear Madamebluebell here I wanted to let you know I nominated you for a Kreative Blog award.
Somehow I knew that was you hiding behind those peacock feathers.
Thank you so much for the kind honor!
wow, I love this shot. the light, the shadow, the trees and mix of historic and modern buildings, and of course the lamp posts and the Thames. Fabulous work.
Thanks! The light was very odd that day and I just had to take advantage of it.
The shadows on the ground are what made me take the shot.
Lovely. And the photo too.
Thanks so much!
This is one of the best. I love how clear the trees are.
Thank you so much!
Those trees are just amazing – they give me goosebumps every time I visit them.
What camara are you using? That photo is so clear and dimensional…strange sensation, but I entered the photo and could almost hear the birds and smell the air. Also liked the poetry! I know about the spark rekindling.
I use a small Kodak digital camera. It’s nothing fancy.
This shot was all about the light that day – I must have a hundred shots of the South Embankment, but none have ever turned out like this one.
May that flame keep burning.
Lovely shot, with such unusual sun and St. Paul’s in the background. I love that walk – makes me KNOW I am in London. Very sweet poem, too. Where are you traveling this summer?
That day was one of 3 sunny days I had during a three week visit! I couldn’t get over how bright it was, so I had to take at least one shot.
This year I’m hanging out at home, mainly because I needed to buy a new computer. Next summer, I’ll definitely be heading out of the country! We’ll see where my muse pulls me.