Liz: it was breath-taking, though i'm not sure that comes through fully in the photo ... a picture is a kind of access back into a moment -- though changed -- the moment changed, the heron changed, or i am changed? all of us?
erin: or, what is the heron? if only this shape is left, is the heron here at all? or perhaps this form is heron and the incidental bits of matter that fill the form are nothing??
deep bow in respect of this photograph.
ReplyDeleteRobert: thank you :-)
DeleteI don't know much about photography but wow! the composition of this is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteMarion: i don't know much about photography, either. sometimes there is a happy accident :-)
Deletemagnificent
ReplyDeleteRoxana: this, from you?? i blush and look at the floor ....
DeleteWow James...
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning silhouette, you should hang it on a wall! ;-)
Lucia: thank you :-)
DeleteI feel like I am speechless with this photo James.
ReplyDeleteHauntingly beautiful. Clearly a moment that was breath taking
Liz: it was breath-taking, though i'm not sure that comes through fully in the photo ... a picture is a kind of access back into a moment -- though changed -- the moment changed, the heron changed, or i am changed? all of us?
DeleteBoth beautiful and ominous...and the light is so unusual.
ReplyDeleteHannah: the night coming, yes, for sure ...
Deletethis is a stunning image ! really wonderful
ReplyDeleteMarty: thank you!! it has been a long time :-)
Deletei see the heron.
ReplyDeletei see the sticks, the wood, the dead trees, the silhouettes, the reduction, the truth.
and then i ask - where is the heron?
(i feel combed by the phrase, what an opportunity. i feel overwhelmed with what you did with this opportunity.)
xo
erin
erin: or, what is the heron? if only this shape is left, is the heron here at all? or perhaps this form is heron and the incidental bits of matter that fill the form are nothing??
ReplyDeletei suspect both are true :-)