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The floorboards-for whatever reason-suggest a way of life.
ReplyDeleteb.
i am of the same opinion - and they are fascinating.
Deleteo, cat le iubeac,cat...nu numai ca ele exprima starea mea de spirit din exact acest moment-care,ma gandesc,se va prelungi-,dar sunt si imaginile care mi-ar credita o dimineata ca fiind doar a mea, pe tot pamantul; as contempla aceste imagini la nesfarsit,le -as contempla si cand se vor fi golit de sens, le-as contempla independent de tot ce s-ar putea intampla,dupa aceea,in lume.cat de mult imi plac,aproape ca nu stiu daca exista cuvantul care sa prinda in el tot eclectismul emotional pe care il am.
ReplyDeletecred ca iti trebuie mai mult decat talentul sa vezi asa ceva, sa fotografiezi asa ceva:)
o ce dragă eşti tu...
Deletesunt imaginile arhetipale, aş zice, din casele noastre atât de visate, cu unghere răcoroase vara, umbre şi falduri abia tresărind în vreo adiere, cu arome uitate în sertare, bucheţele de flori uscate şi podele de scânduri pe care se revarsă lumina în zori...
very quiet nowadays...are you so busy polishing off the herring that Baltic stocks have been seriously diminished?!!
ReplyDelete:-)
haha
Deletethere was maybe a lot of herring in the Baltic bay, but no internet :-)
I like the word "was"..as in: before you arrived?
Delete:-)))
Fascinating how the reflection of a rift in a wall (sometimes known as a window) on a sill can be far more frightening than true brightness...
ReplyDeleteis this frightening for you? how strange... it is so calming and soothing for me...
DeleteLaching to . . . light, and memories, no? In many places - all that's left.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs gorgeous, as always.