waterthirst quenching
fluid
mutable
dancing
within and around
all life
solid until it is not
evaporating
misty fingers flow through the meadow
in tonight's setting light
seemingly flexible
until it is not
frozen
cold
fragile
and hard all at once
myself a
triple water sign
I so relate
can you tell
I am from
California?
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These are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love frozen water pictures and these are great!
Those are the most interesting images! Wow! Love the poem too.
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You are a skilled and talented photographer. Of that, there is absolutely no doubt.
ReplyDeleteI will try to make it a point to stop by your site periodically for a breath of Montana's fresh air.
Beautiful photos. Water can be so many things ...
ReplyDeleteLove your photos, they are fascinating and I enjoyed your poem also. Lovely contribution to WW.
ReplyDeleteI love your closups! Ice is so different from day to day, it changes all the time. You take e great shot one day - and go back for more next day - and then it is quite different - or also gone!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful - both colours, shapes and composition. Followed by a interesting poem!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so stunning! What a gift you have to capture majesty with your words and images! :)
ReplyDeleteThose are incredible! Any idea what causes the water to freeze in such jewel-like shapes?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem, too. I know those "misty fingers flowing through the meadow," saw them just last week. Wish I had thought of them that way.
More beauty, and I like the echoing "until it is not."
ReplyDeleteVery fascinating how that water has frozen...very beautiful too and as always, love your poetry:) I'm from California too, I guess that's why I get you.
ReplyDeleteI like your water pictures. Nice capture.
ReplyDeletePhotos and poem are a very nice combination. The ice has such a jewel quality - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of water and ice. Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteYou've outdone yourself here. These WW pics are very unique and creative. I love the colors. We're not seeing anything like this here in the Bay Area! Hi from Norcal.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I love how much detail you can see!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your heartfelt comments, I enjoy you all so much.
ReplyDeleteAnno, You ask about how the ice froze in jewel shapes... I do believe they were the beginning of icicles. A sheet of ice formed from the bank of the lake out... then the lake splashes up on it smoothing the top which we are looking down on then drips down from underneath drop by drop. I have never seen that before!
Many thanks,
Tammie
These are fantastic captures. Yes, I can tell you're from here.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome photos! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat first one is such and unusual shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and words!
Your blog is really beautiful.
These are stunning pictures! I have always loved frozen puddle and stream pics!!! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteI am kind of a fanatic about pictures such as these. Awesome, really nice, Thanks for having me!
ReplyDeleteOMG. THAT IS AWESOME. I really need your lens. Is it a micro lens?
ReplyDeleteDroplets kissing rocks. Wonderful photos. I agree with your observations that water's nature is amazing. Solid and free flowing. So much that I can learn from water.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could wear those frozen water beads on a necklace.
ReplyDeleteHi friend.. Nice and interesting post.. Do visit my blog and post your comments.. Take care mate.. cool.. Cheers!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Floridian, I feel the same way. :)
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Your photographs are so amazing!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! Thank you!
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WOW! Amazing!! Awesome poem and photos. Do you mind if I ask what camera you use? (I guess it's the lenses that matter more).
ReplyDeleteWow...what IS that first image? Is that ice?? Gorgeous photos, beautiful words. I can definitely relate to the water theme...I'm a double water girl with lot's of other stuff in water signs.
ReplyDeleteYour visits to my blog and your sweet comments always uplift me. And thanks for the good idea on the awards thing. I may just do that!
GORGEOUS images.
ReplyDeleteWater is refreshing.
Stones, i've always loved.
lovely poem
Love this shot. It's so cool!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have a way with words. :) Your photos are divine too!
ReplyDeleteThose photos are absolutely beautiful!
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