Only one word comes mind when I look at this photo – hope. What do you see?
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Rejuvenation. Healing. Peace. Quiet strength. And hope – always, in anything alive and growing, I see hope…
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That is seeing a lot but I expected you would. I appreciate the thots.
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Alive!! Beautifully alive!
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That sounds like a good spot to be!
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Spring – I love this shot – the DOF is perfect.
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Thanks. It is one of the few times I was able visualize the shot and then look for the right angle among the chaos of branches to find it. I might have to try that again.
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Dear Lyle, All that I can add is ” tomorrow is yet another day” in continuation of HOPE.Regards, Ganesh.
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Yes, tomorrow is a key part of hope.
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Imminent transformation. 🙂
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I like that. Well said.
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I’m not very good at one word responses. What do I see? I see a photographer who has given a lot of thought to depth of field, who draws our attention to a simple plant, a plant that has lots of interesting details. I see a simplicity of composition, a limited color palette. I see embryonic possibility, new life that is starting, potential growth. I see fragile beauty. This is the kind of image that it is easy to see with your heart and emotions, and not just with your eyes.
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I kept returning to this photo and enjoying it but stuck on the one word hope to describe it. I wanted to write a post about it so I left it and kept coming back. Finally I just went with the word. If I had written a post it probably would have included all your observations. So I guess you wrote it for me! Perhaps that is why I was stuck, it is more of an image for the heart rather than just observation.
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Beginning, beginning of Spring, beginning of a new season 🙂
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It’s always refreshing to see beginnings.
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Promise
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It is – and another good one.
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Hello, RSVP already! (said with impatient attitude)
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And just as I’ve learned to expect, the most creative response from you!
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Great shot. I feel a sense of balance.
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Life/growth/renewal
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Thanks. Those are interesting perspectives. I find it fascinating to hear what people see and feel from the same shot.
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Life at the end of a lonely road. I love how you can find beauty in the simpilest things
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That’s a good one too – I hadn’t thot of the comparison to a road. I know there’s a lot more beauty to be found in the simple things, I just need to keep looking.
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I see that special shade of green that comes with spring. Great shot!
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Thanks. There is a magical green in spring that is a better shade than any that will happen in summer!
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Truly evocative of hope.
I also see Greedo from Star Wars.
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I appreciate the comments. I’m not a Star Wars follower but after checking up on it, that makes sense.
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It seems all I watch anymore are kids’ movies with celebrity voices and wisecracks written-in for the parents.
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I used to thoroughly enjoy the comic relief of the wisecracks for adults.
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Simple beauty,clear and fresh
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There is so much beauty in the simple things, I just need to keep reminding myself to stop and see them.
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Reblogged this on Writes of Life and commented:
Lovely image here
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Thanks
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You are a good addition to my blog.Thanks
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Besides Hope, New life, new beginnings, potential…nice photo.
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I appreciate you adding those thots – I can certainly see all those as well.
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I see beauty.
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Indeed – that was what drew me to it in the first place.
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I see a lot of things. Birth, growth, beauty, nature…..and the list goes on and on. Well done, thought provoking.
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I see all those things as well. I really appreciate the comments and glad it was thot provoking.
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I adore this article! Just started a blog and it would mean so much if you could check it out! Followed btw xx great photo
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Glad you liked the photo. I will check out your blog.
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it is the simple stuff that works best Lyle
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Yes I keep learning that. It’s funny how there is often a temptation to add a little bit more.
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