You can also see my friends’ Wordless Wednesday photos at:
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You can also see my friends’ Wordless Wednesday photos at:
Faith on the Edge
Life in Newfoundland
Life in Full View: A Photographer's Journey
Louella Lester - Seeing and learning while holding camera and pen between me and the world.
Access and Active Transportation in a Winter City
Just like the Thesis Whisperer - but with more money
Pittsburgh Photography
Walking blogger exploring London's hidden gems, parks, bridges, landmarks, sights and history!
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"How little do I need in order to have everything..." -- Alix Kates Shulman, from 'Drinking the Rain'
I love the composition and the vibrant colours, especially the popping poppies!
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Thanks, Louella. Did you post something today? I didn’t see anything on your blog.
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I post Wordless Wednesday photos on FB & Instagram. My blog is for other stuff and I only post there every second Monday. Next post there will be on June 11/18.
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Thanks, Louella. I found your photo after and linked it. Great photo, as always!
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I like everything about this. The pops of colour. The where we’ve been and the where we’re going. The body language of the walker… they’ve been walking a while, or are preparing to. Wild growing poppies are always a joy. The narrow gravel road. (Is this England? If so, I must say those roads are a trick to drive, as you’ll know.
I remember loving the little pull-over areas, make-shift or otherwise, where one driver would give way to the other. So civilized, I thought. Almost a Chip ‘n Dale sort of process: “Allow me; No no, allow ME; no no no, wouldn’t hear of it…” haha!) Lovely pic. And I hope there’s a story that goes with it. xo
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Thanks for the lovely comment, Carin. It is actually in northern Spain, where I was hiking with a friend a couple of weeks ago, somewhere near Pamplona. (That’s my friend walking.)
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This is perfect in every way. The slanting “earth-eye” view, the closeness of the foreground, allowing us to almost smell the grass, inhale the colour … to imagine how refreshing this must be to the walker who does look as if she’s walked a long way today and could do with a bit of refreshment (hopefully something a little stronger just over the next hill???). I love this picture.
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