Whispers of early spring sunlight. A blissful scene from Sunday evening walk.
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Whispers of early spring sunlight. A blissful scene from Sunday evening walk.
More of my images can be seen here.
“Dear, dear! How queer everything is to-day! And yesterday things went on just as usual. I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night? Let me think: was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little different. But if I’m not the same, the next question is, Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle!” ~ Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland
It is difficult to judge the scale of this without some kind of reference. But the door was only about 4, maybe 5 feet high. That is what made me think of Alice In Wonderland. I have never read any of the Alice books. But when I was researching quotes, I decided I want to read them. Or at least one of them. Any suggestions?
As I ride along, I am often entertained by the messages on church signs. This one made me laugh out loud and I just had to stop.
Knowing that with work and preparing for travel I might not have a chance to spend time with the camera, I pulled this image from the archives.
Hope you got a little chuckle, too!

The beginning of March brought a trip to southern California and a return to Santa Monica Pier. Arguably cooler than my summer trip, hardy souls still populated the beach while others were content to simply enjoy the scenery and storm-like clouds from afar.
For more photos from my travels, visit VisualVenturing.com.
… Wagonwheel, Lamp & Corn.
A last look at it, the stable has to move & the wheels are falling to pieces …
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I used natural light to capture this decaying tulip. I chose the settings to capture detail of the tulip petals and leaves.
As many of you know I do a lot of work with flowers and the history and language of flowers. Tulips have various meanings, which I have included in the poem below, written to accompany the above image. I hope you enjoy both the image and the poem. You can find many more of my floral images and poetry on my personal blog: Robyn Graham Photography.
Beautiful Eyes
Beautiful eyes,
Of my faultless lover,
I look into your depths
And feel my soul,
A soul famed of imperfection,
Guarding a declaration
Of unparalleled desire.
Oh beautiful eyes,
Be mine.
Humble my longing
With a smile
And return my desire,
Share with me the fondness
Of a love unequaled.
poem and image are under copyright by Robyn Graham
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