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About Me
- Vivian aka Deborah
- With age comes wisdom, it's true, so make sure the wisdom you gain is worthwhile. I thought my self immature till I had a baby. A baby is a sure way to mature oneself. So I had two more! And now that they are grown and mature, they call me immature! It takes two to tango. It takes two to marry. It takes two to keep it going. Treat words like grains of salt. Grab hold of them and learn, but allow some to slip through your hands. And above all else....I give thanks to God....everyday! All my poems and photos are copyrighted. Thank you to all who have left a comment.
I can see letters and shapes...
swirling up into the air and I swear they spell out your name in hot vapors of kaleidoscope colors
Prayer changes things...
this I know
Go ahead...
leave a comment and make my day.
I swear...
Do blondes have more fun?
Pray
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain, coming down on a sunny day?
Why is the coffee
always gone?
Got Jesus?
well if not, bout time your find Him, eh?
Coffee and honey
mix in the great outdoors and oh what a feeling!
4 comments:
This is so great. I had to look to see if you had photoshoped it but the reflections are perfect from the sky to water.
I never photoshop my photos.....I am a naturalist. :-)
I know how to bend my knees to get a perfect shot! LOL
Thank you!
Almost thought it was looking up at a skyscraper, but Old Wood?
Great shot.
I almost always do some editing to a photos, a little exposure correction here, a little color saturation there, crop out that thing I didn't notice when I took it . . . You know . . . the things photographers have been doing in the darkroom forever.
Thank you, Larry, and yes, I also crop and sometimes brighten up the exposure, but I don't photoshop. lol
I have a few other shots of this old dock, in which you can see the lake and the tree line and sky.
In this shot, I just knelt down enough to get rid of the sky and tree line, so all you see here is the reflection of the clouds in the water. Ingenious, eh?
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