Monthly Archives: August 2016

Originally posted on ladyleemanila:
He glimpsed a figure standing in the shade A lady in pink and her hair all braid The wind blew, black hair down her sides cascade Who was she and why was she in the greyed?…

The Silent Eye “…It is at this point that Ben decides to leave us and heads off into the quarry which lies behind our vantage point on ‘an errand’. “He’s burying the stones we were going to be lugging over … Continue reading →

Originally posted on pensitivity101:
Here is Sue’s prompt this week : Such inspiring photographs. https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/3193846/posts/1124387674 I thought along the lines of something short and a little romantic.  The light caught her reflection in the leaded light window. She looked beautiful,…

The Silent Eye Image Stephen Tanham There is only one Life. But there are a dazzling myriad ways in which it finds expression. Life is very simple to define at this symbolic level: it is the animation of matter, such that … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
For Sue Vincent’s photo prompt. I hope she doesn’t find anything like this on her open northern moors. ? ? She had always hated the Victorian Gothic pile with its crenellations, mock Tudor mullions,…