I am so proud of myself.
Doing Scavenger Hunt Sunday on a Sunday?!
Beyond the bounds of believability.
1. Time
This clock was from an old church, I love it how all churches have cute clocks!
I love this poem and the way it's read on Sense and Sensibility.
I'm not really into poetry (sad of me, I know), but this one is beautiful.
Spring bokeh. Kill me now.
Our friend, taken from the backseat of a car, outta the window, while there is a yelling person on the sled behind. Gotta love the cobwebs on a farmers car.
He is such a poser.
I'm thinking that this lil fella is pretty isolated. But so cute.
Scavenged any photos lately?
Firstly congrats on getting your post done for a Sunday :)
ReplyDeleteThat little flower in the poetry shot has a great depth of field. I never liked poetry at school but appreciate it all the more now. Now how did you get a bokeh like that! - it looks as if there's a radical blur going on in the background aswell.Those must be some colourful bushes in the distance.
Enjoyed seeing your shots Jess.
Your photos are beautiful and I love your poetry! Shakespeare's Sonnet #116 is by far my favorite- I almost used it in the Scavenger Hunt!
ReplyDeleteI really love your poetry photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat work girl - I really love the spring bokeh!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! I especially love your time shot!
ReplyDeleteLove your isolation shot. I also really like your time shot. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteI love Sonnet 116, and I too first discovered it on Sense and Sensibility, but I must say my favourite reading of it was at the end of Lark Rise to Candleford Series 2 during the wedding scene. You tubing now...
ReplyDeleteI also love your clock photo! And congrats for getting it done on time :P
I love your photos! The Zoom shot is so creative! The cobwebs show character. :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! I lvoe the car mirror :D
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