Abstract / Art / Poetry Long Shadow December 15, 2021 Timothy Price60 Comments A long shadow fallsFrosted dusty grains chaosRain was mostly sand Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
Exquisite photography and poetry, Tim. That shadow is awesomeness. What is the red background, if you don’t mind me asking? Reply
I thought it might be the car. The sand in the rain makes interesting beautiful patterns, though it is probably not good for the paint. Reply
Here, flash snowstorm followed by a day-long dust storm. Everything covered by a layer of sand, grit, dirt. Reply
They’re still cleaning up I-25 through COS. Something like 4-5 big rigs tipped. All of them fully loaded with cargo, all of them double trailer. Fortunately no one was hurt and nothing caught on fire. Reply
We’ll have to see what happens. There’s always the best for the moment. Best is a fleeting concept. Reply
Looks like you had a sand storm? It seems we’re either burning or flooding these days. Lovely rather surreal photo and beautiful ku. Reply
No kidding. What’s even more amazing is you having the eye to take such an image and share it with us… then write a perfect haiku to go with. Reply
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Exquisite photography and poetry, Tim. That shadow is awesomeness. What is the red background, if you don’t mind me asking?
Thanks, Jeff. The red background is the frosted trunk of my car after a sandy rain.
You’re welcome, Tim. Ah, got it. Works wonderfully, texture, color, shadow. Awesome.
Beautiful Timothy🤗
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure.
That is a beautiful image, Tim, and I enjoyed your poem. What kind of surface was the leaf on?
Thanks, Lavinia. It’s the trunk of my car. We get a lot of sand in our rain out here.
I thought it might be the car. The sand in the rain makes interesting beautiful patterns, though it is probably not good for the paint.
I’ll get it washed this afternoon. I didn’t have time yesterday.
So descriptive with multiple interpretations. Cool shadow.
Thanks, Michele.
Love shadows, especially those long shadows! Shadow and verse, even better. 😉
Thanks, Maj and Sher.
Here, flash snowstorm followed by a day-long dust storm. Everything covered by a layer of sand, grit, dirt.
Life in the SW. Thanks, David.
They’re still cleaning up I-25 through COS. Something like 4-5 big rigs tipped. All of them fully loaded with cargo, all of them double trailer. Fortunately no one was hurt and nothing caught on fire.
Sounds awful.
Wonderful words and image. So much captured in a few lines.
Thanks, Shey.
Oh Tim what an image and your words together… Speechless! 👌🙏🌟
Thanks, Marina.
I was going to say one of your best but you keep topping yourself!
We’ll have to see what happens. There’s always the best for the moment. Best is a fleeting concept.
Very true and it is never repeated either but many different ‘best’ moments can happen! 😉
Looks like you had a sand storm? It seems we’re either burning or flooding these days. Lovely rather surreal photo and beautiful ku.
Thanks, Holly. We have lots of sand to blow around out here.
Things are either blowing, burning, or flooding! Yikes.
Blow me down. Burn me up. Inundate me. Earth, Wind and Fire!
We need a parody to distract us.
I’ll see if I can “stink” something up.
👍
Long indeed… and quite beautiful.
Thanks, Nancy.
Funny how much you can tell from a picture like this, especially when married with the poem.
Spectacular minimalist shot and beautiful words. Love this, Timothy.
Thanks, Dale. It’s amazing what our sand rain produces out here.
No kidding. What’s even more amazing is you having the eye to take such an image and share it with us… then write a perfect haiku to go with.
Aw. What a sweet comment. I really appreciate that, Dale.
You rock, my friend!
Very lovely photo and poem.
Thanks, Dawn.
Cool minimalism.
that made quite amazing imagery Timothy!
💖🙏👏
It really did. Thanks, Cindy.
beautiful … you’re so welcome!💖💖
Keenly spotted, Sir!
Thanks, Inchcock.
What’s a sandy rain?
Nice long shadow!
When the wind blows and mixes sand in with the rain. Happens a lot out here. Thanks, Resa.
A great shot!
Thanks, Yellow Cable.
I bet that one “Knows”!
Not a soul. Thanks, Brian.
Love the photo, and that is a rather long shadow
It’s a very long shadow. Thanks, Victoria.
[…] Long Shadow […]
I CAUGHT UP!
Where do I disappear to?
You get consumed by your gowns.
Lol! There’s truth to that!