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be a
soft
place
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you
to
pause
::
photos
of
life
and
art
::
with
very
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words
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Thank you West Elm
missing you char...
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31 comments:
I just love garden seats - some of the iron work is stunning. Have a lovely weekend Elk.
Very much like the top one - the way shadow brings the pattern of the metal out in relief.
Lucy
I just want to sit on this bench all day elk.
Beautiful light.
Oh, the stories benches have heard and the comfort they have offered ... a wonderful place to enjoy stillness
lovely. and thank you for your lovely comment yesterday on my photo!
Wonderful detail. A perfect invitation to sit and think.
and.....listen.
There's just so much to discover, so much to see! In our very own backyards... How Joyful it is to stop, and to listen.
to simply be.
I'll sit for a while!
done. Can I read?
sit still and observe, listen, reflect... thanks.
What delicious light in the first shot and such a nice thought .... sitting still in the garden.
lovely sun drenched bench, I think i will. Thank you.
Have a lovely weekend.
The shadows in that top one are stunning!
oh, yes please
found your blog via AutumnSun. you have such lovely photos. i could puruse your blog all day!
It looks very lush in your garden. I'd love to sit there awhile and ponder.
I have to be encouraged to sit, the weekends beg for action but I need rest as well. Thank you for the reminder.
I want to sit opposite the bench and reflect on that beautiful iron work!
Hi Elk. It's been a while since I visited but what a pleasant visit. The patterns and patina lift the common objects to heights of glory. Old benches, especially in secluded leafy environs, are inviting and beckon the heart.
this for me is Sabbath...
Again, you amaze me. To the heart of the matter, just like that. Once again, I open your blog, and immediately smile - it takes so ittle time for you to say what you have to say, so few words, so few images, and there it is. Once again.
:) Debi
am I allowed to crochet? I seem to think better with my fingers moving...heehe
Annamaria:)
Beautiful details especially on the first photo in which the light is great.
I love garden benches! Your first image is beautiful but the second one gives the viewer such a unique, creative, and fresh look. Love, love, love it!
sitting still is just what I need right now! Lovely shots!
I could use the rest--and that bench looks restful!
lovely detail shot of this bench--the pattern is beautiful.
Sit still. Man do I know those
two words very well. ;o)
That's what I need to do.
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