No need for photosupermarkets
If you happen to have the required picture handy.
And here's an angel
And here's some lichen
Pictures speak quietly
Just some views of and about the world I see and live in, when I have leisure to record it.
Friday, September 08, 2006
About Me
- Name: mig bardsley
- Location: Newbury, United Kingdom
I take a lot of photos. I eat and drink a little (just a little) too much, read fast, play a violin slowly, love my kids, husband, dog, cats, home, the English landscape, most other landscapes, music, the changing seasons, sparkle and texture and colour, my friends, my computer, my car ~ my life really. What more do you need? I don't sleep enough and I'm always late. Well you can't have everything.
9 comments:
Yep.
Definitely cool.
That angel looks like it's had a few too many drinks and is going to topple over. Although they said in Dogma that angels can't drink?
Note to self - do not believe everything you see in films
Oops!~ a drunk angel! I guess it would depend on the type of drunk, a happy one I hope!
what is lichen??? is it something growing on the rock???
:)
Frangelita. Would you know something about the drinking habits of angels that the rest of us don't?
Note to self - ask Frangelita when I want to know esoteric information only available from films.
Bound to be a happy drunk I'd have thought Star, and a soft landing (albeit a few brambles and nettles)when it's had enough. and yes I believe lichen grows on rocks and wood. Weird stuff but very pretty :)
Your photos remind me of a book I read recently, A summer of robins.
Gyana-Gyal how lovely. I hope it was a good read :)
All the American miniGoths would be so jealous to see such fine gravestones with lichen. Even better at nite there I bet!
I'm sure they have a fine old time in the moonlight Mangey :) In fact I bet the angel is actually still hung-over from the last full moon :)
thank you! thank you!
thanks mig, a smile be on my face
(oops, lapsed into pirate speak a few days too early)
ps fantastic lichen! just makes me want to go in even closer. . . (I have one of those things about lichen - you know: the textures and the depth of colour and the patterns, and all that on top of lovely stones too - nature doing wonders, as usual)
and frangelita made me smile too - how wonderful for you both!
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