. . . twirling and spinning; tossing and swooshing. . .
Then teasing and tempting they raced up the sand. . .
. . . and then those diamonds, mixed with daydreams, continued to dance.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
When the Diamonds and Daydreams Dance
Tropical daydreams were waltzing around my head the other day - gliding as smoothly as the clouds between the swaying palms -- and so caught up was I in their slow-step rhythm that I almost missed those enchanting dancing diamonds right in front of me . . .
. . . twirling and spinning; tossing and swooshing. . .
As if on tiptoes they twinkled across the lagoon . . .
Then teasing and tempting they raced up the sand. . .
. . . and then those diamonds, mixed with daydreams, continued to dance.
. . . twirling and spinning; tossing and swooshing. . .
Then teasing and tempting they raced up the sand. . .
. . . and then those diamonds, mixed with daydreams, continued to dance.
How beautiful. I love how your captured the shimmer or diamonds as you call it - what a glow
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Helen
Thanks Helen! I can only imagine how you might capture them on canvas!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a challenge to photograph shimmering water. It always fascinates me and frankly most painters of old were too. Yes, they do glitter like diamonds.
ReplyDeleteShimmering water is so mesmerizing that I often don't think to point a camera at it. I do appreciate the way the painters -- the good ones -- are able to capture its essence.
DeleteNo tropical daydreams where I am right now. Heading out now fully bundled up with only a slit for my eyes to cross country ski. At least I will appreciate the warmth when I'm back in the hotel. Nice photos BTW.
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