Phoneography Challenge, the Phone as Your Lens: Nature
“The sea
isn’t a place
but a fact, and
a mystery …”
— Mary Oliver
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Phoneography Challenge, the Phone as Your Lens: Nature
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It’s a lovely photo,Indira.
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thanks Ranu.
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Moody but serene–nicely captured. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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Thanks and same to you dear.
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Beautiful capture!
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Thanks Amy.
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Reminds me of the Rod McKuen song/poem, “The Sea.”
My Friend the Sea
Do you know my friend
the sea
he watches everything we do
you, rolling over
in your beach bank sleep
me, chasing seagulls
down the dunes;
You, your skirts held high
wading in the water.
The lovers.
Those who go alone.
He sees them all.
If we’ve ourselves to know
we should get to know the sea.
– from the album “The Sea”, 1967
janet
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Thanks for the poem Janet. I’ll copy it. I’m a sea lover.
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Hi Indira. I nominated you for an award:
http://writersfield.wordpress.com/2014/01/07/wonderful-readership-team-member-award/
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Thanks dear.
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Pleasure 🙂
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The sea captivates our mind and heart to be close to it. Some find peace, others fun adventures. Happy New Year!
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Thanks and Happy New Year to you too.
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