dance of light on water
a sensuous delight
absorbed by our sight
adds breath to inner light
enriching our deep waters
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a sensuous delight
absorbed by our sight
adds breath to inner light
enriching our deep waters
~
Days after I posted this, I was invited to join Magic Onions Friday Nature Table, visit to find other magical nature wonders!
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Soon they will freeze or be washed away. The reflections are so beautiful, almost like camouflage in the last one. You show the ebb and flow of seasons so wonderfully well.
ReplyDeleteThe underwater picture is amazing. I can't describe the feeling it gives me. Its like a memory i can't quite touch.
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing play of light and shadow, reflection and refraction ... love and nature.
ReplyDeleteTammie, these pictures are really great and I mean really great! They're hypnotic and have so much movement - they make me recall my life as a Selkie!
ReplyDeleteJust really beautiful!
Jasmine has very eloquently put what I feel into words. Like a memory you can't quite touch. Those photos are very stirring ... like they are inside you. You work magic Tammie...
ReplyDeleteI love that you are all enjoying these images. They touch something deep inside of me as well! I get lost looking at them, just as I did at the lake the other day~
ReplyDeleteeach time i come there is magic, and WOW look at these magical photos, GOSh I want to wade here, I want to stay and watch the bubbles dance upon my reflection.. SIGH !!! such peace and serenity here, passion in all your work.. TY
ReplyDeleteWater dissolves tension and if water can go deep underground and penetrate the barriers that have long been in place, we certainly do feel enriched, bringing sparkling clean water to the surface for all to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteYour poetry always reaches deep! Your photos and words are indeed
ReplyDelete"spirithelpers" ...
PS What does "You are in my future mean????
Oh, Tammie, how funny - I thought maybe you were going to visit in my area. Now I'm disappointed...
ReplyDeleteThe color and light is just stunning. I love your work.
ReplyDeleteMoving words and beautiful photos, especially the last two.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and smiles
Dumb me. Now seeing your beautiful pictures I learning to look a little closer at the small things. I've been usually a mountain range kind of noticer! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images to go with your beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteThey are marvelous and your photos did justice to it. Like your words too. And yeah, I've been missing your posts too, for a while now.
ReplyDeleteHmm, lovely photos. I especially am drawn to the last two, something about the colours and ripples.
ReplyDeleteWow lovely see through the water scenes.The sunlight reflections are grand.
ReplyDeleteTammie: A neat series of captures through the crystal clear stream.
ReplyDeleteI just loved this line:
ReplyDelete"adds breath to inner light"
Combined with the photos, I feel incredibly refreshed. What an awesome feeling!
they are beautiful........
ReplyDeleteand I knew you'd like those boots!
Eye Candy! Tammie, these shots look like you were snapping next to them!
ReplyDeleteGreat eyes through your lens!
I can almost feel how blissfully cold it is...
ReplyDeleteW-O-N-D-E-R-F-U-L!!! :D
ReplyDeleteFantastic light and reflections!
Gorgeous colours and textures dear Tammie!
ReplyDeleteTake care and have a lovely day,
Rosa
Such beautiful colours, Tammie. Jasmine, way back at the beginning of the comments, said something about them rekindling a memory she can't quite touch. I have a similar feeling. This also speaks stongly to me of what I said in my email yesterday - that deep connection to the earth's energy. I think your words and photos are helping me to make that connection and from the comments above, helping others to do the same thing. Thank you so much! And thanks for your comments, waiting for me when I got up this morning!
ReplyDeleteJanice.
Your pictures are gorgeous... :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
I want to wear your photography. Swim in it. Breath it. It's so lyrical :)
ReplyDeleteSo refreshing & beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLight, shadows AND water.. just beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove the water reflections, they're dreamy
ReplyDeleteYour closeups and macro are as always - excellent! You have caught the light so well in the water - and the water is so clear and clean!
ReplyDeleteHope the weather will be better for both of us, soon! I actually leave home without my camera, and that is unusual for me!
Other-worldly nearly, and entrancing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightul, Tammie Lee! I love the ripples as they break the light on the leaves.
ReplyDeletelovely pictures.
ReplyDeletetomorrow i will visit your blog to see more of your pictures:))
If I look at the photos long enough, I can see the water moving! Bubbling, gurgling, carrying these bits of color away on their own journeys. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. The dappled light!
ReplyDeleteMoi
Once again you've captured lovely snippets of nature that so many of us would simply overlook or never find as we go about our day...thanks for your kind comments on my blog.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The refraction of water onto the leaves - breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteJPEG magazine has a photo challenge right now calling for ripples of water. You should enter:
http://www.jpgmag.com/themes/187
OOOOOOOOhhhhhh Tammie I want these on my walls. so sooting. so refreshing so much wonderful light. I'm still, just want to look at these wonderful images you put in these frames for us to enjoy. And I do every single time I'm in the surroudings of your warm space. Hmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteHello Tammie,
ReplyDeleteCarolina won my give away. Please see my blog.
Love your photographs, spent a long time going back through your blog to last Christmas.
Milly
i can almost hear the brook!!! loveliest thoughts
ReplyDeleteYou take the best water shots. What sparkling water you have up there in the mountains.
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie,
ReplyDeleteThese images are incredible... Liquid golden leaves!!
Such beautiful words as always...
"Dance of light on water". Just perfect!
Sorry I have not replied to your message. Things have been a bit hectic at the moment!
I'm thinking about you though and hope all is well.;)
Love. Jo.x
Your photos just sing! I could get lost in their beauty:)
ReplyDeleteSo glad I happened upon this stream today ...
ReplyDeleteOooooooooooooooooh, I just want to stick my toes in the sunlit patterns of the water and scoop some and drink it and wash my face and mmmmmmmmmm JUST YUMMY, Tam, YUMMY! ;)
ReplyDeleteguess what? i hit my 1,000th face! shhh, don't tell anyone yet ha! I haven't posted it yet on the blog but will this weekend probably... wish the flu bug hadn't gotten me so that I could celebrate for real. For now, I'm sipping iced lemon ginger tea for my throat and trying not to cough much :)
Miracles to you!
k-
Wow! These are amazing shots through pristine water! Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have nominated you for an award. Please visit me at:
http://carolyn1209.blogspot.com/2009/11/i-am-happy-to-accept-kreative-blogger.html
Oooh, more bubbles! And underwater sunlight. Amazing, how you've captured the river's frolicking. And the colors are so very soothing.
ReplyDeleteWow... your photos are SO inspiring! I'm hoping you'll pop over to my blog and post these gorgeous under water photos on Friday's Nature Table... I host a nature forum where we share our nature inspired posts. Blessings and magic.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures... absolutely lovely....
ReplyDeleteoh wooooooooooooooW!!! these photos are amazing....I love the last one with the sunshining through the water...your photos are perfection!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my blog, I could spend all day just browsing through all your photographs, they are amazing and so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you
Warmly
Linda
Your photography is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully soul-filling and enriching...i could hear the gentle splash like a mantra(chant) it echoes in my ears
ReplyDeleteI'm always happy to see what your eyes find for us in the water. Cold waters by now, no?
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed by your photography. I have tried to take pictures of leaves in water, and it is hard to do! You seem to live somewhere amazing, too, with coyotes and eagles. Beautiful! love,Beth
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Tammie, boy you have such an eye.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment on the art on fantasy friday, I love it too, and I only wish I knew who did any of them.
Love Renee xoxo
So pretty! That water is so clear!
ReplyDeleteSparkling jewels, you and your camera capture. Love the light play and rich colors.
ReplyDeleteHi there,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and I am so thankful you did as I am so happy to visit yours. Such incredible beauty - what absolute peaceful joy in nature!
Tammie these images are so extraordinary! You have a way with making magic or finding it in water, light leaf and stone. You certainly do uplift! Dreamy! Lovely poem too. Carol
ReplyDeletethese shots are magical. i adore autumn, the look of it, very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe clear water and the reflections are so beautiful.
ReplyDeletethis image gives a calm feeling with and reflections are so beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis image gives a calm feeling with and reflections are so beautiful!
ReplyDeletelooking at your pictures has a crystalizing effect on the eye and on the mind, simply beautiful - thanks for sharing
ReplyDelete" dance of light on water a sensuous delight" As I've said before, your words paint a masterpiece and your photo's touch the soul. Blessings to you and yours. Love and Light, Nina P
ReplyDeleteTammie,
ReplyDeleteIt is a splendid joy to visit your blog as your pictures and word are inspriring. Smiles B
I always feel inspired and somewhat calmer after I look at your photos, Tammie :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie! Thank you for visiting and showing me your blog! It looks like we have the same passion - photography - i LoVe your pictures! The motive, the colours, the perspective, the capture, so much felling... Did you like mine? Kisses from Portugal : ***
ReplyDeleteCes photos sont vraiment belles !
ReplyDeleteCes feuilles , à l'air ou dans l'eau , nous donnent encore leur beauté .
Tammie these are so very soothing! You do some amazing work with your camera and your words ...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning photos and inspiring words that go with them!
ReplyDeleteHow you are able to catch the light and the water the way you do--well, it is just miraculous.
ReplyDeleteI could almost taste the cold waters against my teeth--the colors are so sweetly bright.
I felt a sense of awe--your words and the photos fill both eyes and heart.
Sitting on the edge of the photograph I seem to hear a story.
ReplyDeleteYou inspire me. Thank you.
Namaste,
Sherry
PS. November is the Gateway month in the Celtic tradition. The new year begins November 1st.
Wonderfully captured water shots! As someone who has tried to take this kind of phots and failed, I am thoroughly impressed!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Emily
Hi Tam - I love these photographs, especially the first one, it has so much energy running through it. xo D
ReplyDeleteAgain unusual footage. Greetings from Bulgaria!
ReplyDeleteWHOA lady, I wasn't sure if I'd ever get to the end of the comment list to actually make a comment!
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazing. Love how you see nature and all her glory!
lisa
These pictures are beautiful..
ReplyDeleteWater and the reflections are stunning..
Beautiful! I love your photos and want to put your blog in my list of favorites! Thanks!
ReplyDelete...I always love your water shots. The last two are spectacular. I love the sunlight webs showing through on the leaves.
ReplyDeleteSuch awesome photos!!!!
ReplyDeleteAloha, Friend
Comfort Spiral
It's been awhile since I've stopped by here...but I'm so happy I did tonight. Your words and images are always lovely...always I feel such a sense of peace looking at your work.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm sure I'm not the first person to ask this...but how about a book? :-)
Blessings...
Hello Tammie! This blog is too much for me, the breath-taking photos and your words evoke an unexplainable feeling of happiness. Thank you for sharing them.:)
ReplyDeleteexcellent captures
ReplyDeleteI love the transitional state of the "old" leaves in the "young" water.
ReplyDeleteSimply great Photography :)
ReplyDeleteawesome! wow! wow!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! I love this.
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