Within You and Without You by Margana
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Hey y'all.
Another pic from Mohonk Mountain House. This one from inside my room just as the sun was setting.
I struggled hard to find the right words for this image. It seemed like it was just asking for them...you know? And after much searching, these were all I could find. :^/
So, if any of you can think of something more suitable, I'd really love to know about it. ( If I keep looking for something better I'll never post again,lol. )
Thanks for looking and for any words of advice or suggestions you may have regarding this image...Till next time...stay well and hope you all have a beautiful week.
Sincerely,
Marlene :^)
PS I wasn't going to allow comments, (because I haven't been around all that much), but then, how would I know your possible suggestions? Sigh. So reluctantly, I am going to keep them open. Please feel free to ignore me...lol... ;^)
Comments (50)
Wonderful shot!!
Awesome, I love this. :)
Eftersom du och Kort tycks vara sfrsta i svenska stkte jag att jag skulle ta och skriva min kommentar pdet spret.. Fantastiskt foto Marlene. Jag ser att du har drat titeln pden....och en om jag gillar den nuvarande titeln stror jag att jag gillade den gamla btre. Mer poetisk om du svill. Bla bla....hur som helst....underbart perperspectiv och ljus. Landskapet utanf fstret ser ocksmycket inbjudande ut. Tummarna upp f dig!!! Ha en underbar dag!!! #:o) And now for Systrans own translation: Since you and cards seem to be so saved in Swedish so intended I that I willed take and to type my comment on that language. Fantastic photo Marlene. I see that you have drat the title on the.and although I like the current title so believes I that I liked the old better. More poetic if you so wants to. Blah blah.how as entire pcs.wonderful perperspectiv and light. The landscape outside the window sees also a lot of tempting out. The thumbs up for you!!! Has a wonderful day!!! LMAO!!! Just so you know.... "you and cards..." is suppose to be "you and Kort". Im however impressed that it translated bla bla into blah blah....very impressive indeed. #:oP
I think the photographer, perhaps more than most, develops a keen awareness of the continuity between generations. A good photographer is able to draw back that veil from the viewer's mind's-eye, to share in that awareness... Well done!
It's really really beautiful and indeed beautiful words too, I love it.
Excellent display of your artistic talent.
Wonderful image! Beautiful light.
Ignore you ? Not at all ! A beauty this image Marlene.
Very beautiful photo - colors are fantastic!
brilliant......!
Well I wasn't ignoring you - I just didn't see this when it was uploaded. A must to be viewed full size as it has suffered a lot with renderosity compression. The light and detail in the full image are beautiful - excellent image Marlene :)
Oh how did I miss this one...perfect in every way! ;o)
Such a beautifully warm atmosphere you have captured here. Splendid work.
intense and moody to the brim.
wow.everything is superb!
Brilliant postwork. Gorgeous scene. Fantastic!!!!
love this warm mood and the light on the curtains. very well composed. add to my favs
Gorgeous photography!
fantastic colors, light and perfect !!!!!!!
marlene, even without the text (which is gentle & reflective), the picture is delicate & inward. You have the most beautiful peach-golds here (your painterly sense, to die for) in the clouds & lower sky, in the highlights on the mullions & porch chair, and especially in the right curtain—this is just exquisite color-sense. And the framing in darks, and the soft bluish tints outside are quite beautiful. Your text is even applied with that same gold (gradated through increasingly darker hues), and I think the text is quite evocative, as it evokes the spirit of old lives captured in art (from a pretty good photographer himself!). This is a very sensitive shot, inward & radiant, and a fav. A sweet use of window-reflections too...