I'm glad you like it, Robert. Your photos of trees, plants, houses, they all speak so much. Poetry indeed. And your latest photos suddenly inspired me a lot. Beauty is not only in every one of us, but everywhere. Sometimes you need a friend to remind you of things you knew but almost forgot. A friend, and his great photography, in this case. Thank you again, my friend! XXX
Oh, Robert! This photo reminds me of a place where I lived some years with my parents. They were the happiest years of my youth. The swamps, the meadows, I was always hanging around in them. But I was unhappy when I made these photos. I came at this spot and, as you can see, works were going on. They had 'cleaned' things up. Cut a lot of big trees. And they were putting a fence around the pond. Things that I saw a lot, and cried for a lot when I was a child, too. My trees... I always loved them so much. And you Robert, you really do honour to your trees with your photos. I really love that.
Yes, I think the human body is a nice means to express moods. Use it as a canvas, and subject matter at the same time. And the combination with nature works great. Thank you very much, Rosso! Big XXX!
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This is a special one for my dear friend Robert.
He inspired me with his great photos of his 'environment'.
Thank you very much, Robert!
Big warm XXX!
See the links for his photos.
http://idreamyouareboth.blogspot.com/
http://temporalrooms.blogspot.com/
thank you very much nadja!
i love this poem very much.
~robert
I'm glad you like it, Robert.
Your photos of trees, plants, houses, they all speak so much.
Poetry indeed.
And your latest photos suddenly inspired me a lot.
Beauty is not only in every one of us, but everywhere.
Sometimes you need a friend to remind you of things you knew but almost forgot.
A friend, and his great photography, in this case.
Thank you again, my friend!
XXX
Oh, Robert!
This photo reminds me of a place where I lived some years with my parents.
They were the happiest years of my youth.
The swamps, the meadows, I was always hanging around in them.
But I was unhappy when I made these photos.
I came at this spot and, as you can see, works were going on.
They had 'cleaned' things up.
Cut a lot of big trees.
And they were putting a fence around the pond.
Things that I saw a lot, and cried for a lot when I was a child, too.
My trees...
I always loved them so much.
And you Robert, you really do honour to your trees with your photos.
I really love that.
i am still rather speechless Nadja.
thank you my dear friend.
~robert
Ai, you speechless, that's no good!
:-))
Estupenda serie como una simbiosis de naturaleza/s. Me gusta mucho el cuerpo como receptor (pantalla) del paisaje. Besos
Yes, I think the human body is a nice means to express moods.
Use it as a canvas, and subject matter at the same time.
And the combination with nature works great.
Thank you very much, Rosso!
Big XXX!
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