I wonder if you knew that the Jack-o'-lantern originates in Ireland from the Gaelic festival of Samhain (31 October–1 November). So speaking of festivals - pagan and otherwise - Happy Easter to the Hickok Family...
thank you sincerely for all your wonderful comments, doug, especially for today's, on emilia's "birthday"! your comments and remarks are not only fun to read, but most encouraging and rewarding ... as to your post today, it's hard to say which is "nicer", the glittering granit rocks or the brilliant light over the ocean. luckily i don't have to decide and can equally enjoy them both ... ;-)
Perfect framing and processing
ReplyDeleteOnly you Doug would have noticed that face in the rocks. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteI totally see it, smiling at this image this morning.
ReplyDeleteOh....look at the structure of those ocks. Beautiful. What are they? Igneous rocks?
ReplyDeleteAre we having a B&W week now? ;o)
ReplyDeleteYour Jack has a split personality! :6)
Which side is Thalia and which is Melpomene?
I love b&w, impressive stones in this image!
ReplyDeleteLéia
your wild imagination's infectious.. ;D nice catch!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you knew that the Jack-o'-lantern originates in Ireland from the Gaelic festival of Samhain (31 October–1 November). So speaking of festivals - pagan and otherwise - Happy Easter to the Hickok Family...
ReplyDeletethank you sincerely for all your wonderful comments, doug, especially for today's, on emilia's "birthday"! your comments and remarks are not only fun to read, but most encouraging and rewarding ...
ReplyDeleteas to your post today, it's hard to say which is "nicer", the glittering granit rocks or the brilliant light over the ocean. luckily i don't have to decide and can equally enjoy them both ... ;-)
You are showing a great eye for detail, light and composition here.
ReplyDeletesuperb rocks. i love your ventures in monochrome
ReplyDeleteWhat a great imagination! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteexcellent perspective
ReplyDeleteGreat capture!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful !
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