I dug out my first film camera,
a gift from my dad when I was eighteen.
Time to take it for a spin me thinks.
It brings a warm glow on the inside,
a keen photographer himself,
with a kind and loving heart.
Added a few more pictures to our growing
hallway gallery,
maybe every inch will be covered
a few years down the line.
Although just yesterday I was thinking
how one could manage on very little,
a half-empty space,
light streaming, books and candles,
and lots of room for photography and the imagination.
But then, I do like beautiful things,
with a story to tell...
The days seem to be filling up with this and that,
good things,
people and opportunities.
This space is always a good place
to land in between.
Wishing you a sweet rest of the week,
x
Stunning pictures as always. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteThank you Hildi so much for your kind words,
Deletealmost time to say happy weekend! x
Must pull my film camera from the reckage..thanks for your thoughts
ReplyDeleteOh definitely time to dig it out, too!
DeleteWith so much happening digitally at the mo,
it sure has a pull...
And the surprise element that's in store.
x
The first photo speaks the most to me in this post. Though I love your way with words. Your voice is calming. But your photos speak so much. Oh my I love that. Wishing you so much beauty this new year.
ReplyDeleteKerrie, your words always hit a deep place inside,
Deletethank you -
I wish you the same,
beauty and peace and joy, x
Lovely, lovely photos and a wonderful photowall !
ReplyDeleteI wish you a weekend full of nice things,
XO
Anci
Thank you Anci darling!
DeleteThe weekend began sweetly yesterday,
meeting up with two inspiring people in a row
over a glass of red.
Wishing you a lovely weekend, too xx
Photos si poétiques... Poétic post !
ReplyDeleteAhh, merci beaucoup Berenice!!
Deletex
isn't it interesting how some of us are passionate about collecting images--moments--and fleeting flickering evidence of beauty? i remain enamored with your particular eye and collection. peace to you right where you are.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, michele, I wonder where it stems from,
Deleteas it did begin at a young age...
And for me it's a feeling of not wanting to be
too attached to things,
accepting that all concrete things are fleeting,
but then again there's that deeply ingrained desire
to see and create beauty around.
Thank you for your kindness, always,
and a lovely Saturday to you sweetie, x
Happy weekend my darling Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteThere is always so much beauty here in your blogsphere! :-)
Maria
Thank you sweet Maria
Delete- this touched me!
Wishing you a lovely rest of the weekend,
hugs, x