"We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open." -- Jawaharlal Nehru
elle est superbe cette photo, tres douce, tres tendre. les gouttes de pluie sont comme une carresse sur la fleur. cela me rappelle le texte d'une chanson : "Après la pluie, les choses vont changer Il n'y a plus de douleur Après la pluie"
it is superb this photograph, very soft, very tender. the drops of rain are like a carress on the flower. that points out the text of a song to me : “After the rain, the things will change There is no more pain After the rain "
Oh! So there is rain in Naples FA!!! When you were looking for me I was out getting soaked. I took a massive cloud burst crossing the "500 year long queue" (Post #5) to see young Tommy Atkins (Post #30) waving his hat, and I took another mega burst in the middle of Kew Bridge trying to prove that the French speak with forked tongue (guess I lost, big time, both ways).
Absolutely stunning. Perfectly matched text. There truely are those who just have their eyes shut to the beauty around them. People who are observant of natures such gifts, are gererally more contented folks, taking joy in the small things of life. Thanks for your comment on my blog.
Naples, on the Gulf Coast of Florida - the only subtropical area in the contiguous United States.
Year-round sunshine, white sandy beaches, championship golf courses (and the most millionaires per square mile in the world!).
So come, take a dip, the water's temperature is a constant 74°F. But please, DO NOT FEED THE ALLIGATORS!!!
19 comments:
Lovely, lovely photo. Nature at its best. :)
What a beauty and these drops on it
- perfect.
elle est superbe cette photo, tres douce, tres tendre. les gouttes de pluie sont comme une carresse sur la fleur.
cela me rappelle le texte d'une chanson :
"Après la pluie,
les choses vont changer
Il n'y a plus de douleur
Après la pluie"
it is superb this photograph, very soft, very tender. the drops of rain are like a carress on the flower.
that points out the text of a song to me :
“After the rain,
the things will change
There is no more pain
After the rain "
So very lush!
:D
beautiful flower!!
and thx isabella!!
hug hug hug....
:D
jing
Oh! So there is rain in Naples FA!!! When you were looking for me I was out getting soaked. I took a massive cloud burst crossing the "500 year long queue" (Post #5) to see young Tommy Atkins (Post #30) waving his hat, and I took another mega burst in the middle of Kew Bridge trying to prove that the French speak with forked tongue (guess I lost, big time, both ways).
Beautiful shot! Especially the raindrops, which proves that water is liquid where you are.
Nice warm weather I can't wait until spring is here and the flowers are out. Very nice photo!
You certainly caught that drip in time. Amazing photo.
Beautiful photograph - and just like a Georgia O'Keeffe painting too.
Your blog is brilliant!
Jilly x
Absolutely gorgeous. Reminds me of Georgia O'Keefe.
What a great photo! One of your best.
I love orchids, I love the detail of the rain drop on the flower, hence, I love this photo!
PS: Love the poem too. So true.
Great shot - love the colors.
Absolutely stunning.
Perfectly matched text. There truely are those who just have their eyes shut to the beauty around them. People who are observant of natures such gifts, are gererally more contented folks, taking joy in the small things of life.
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
Thank you all for stopping by and leaving nice comments!
Olivier - who sings that song?
Chuck - you lead such an exciting and dangerous life ;-)
Jilly and Lessie - thanks for making that "photo to O'Keeffe connection" - I am proud of that...
Nice shot !
So many shades of blue and lavendar. Very nice!
Wow, but isn't that a Tumbergia, or "Blue Sky Vine"? Not and orchid.
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