Trampled leaf, Green Mountain Trail: Photo by Noelle
Look closely. Sometimes the most beautiful things lie underfoot. Stranger still, it is often in darkness that our real beauty is exposed.
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Trampled leaf, Green Mountain Trail: Photo by Noelle
Look closely. Sometimes the most beautiful things lie underfoot. Stranger still, it is often in darkness that our real beauty is exposed.
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Ethereal! Bravo~
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I love negatives. Sometimes the most curious colors are found in them.
Great use of the negative! Tells a different story.
It does, doesn’t? We could say that about many things in our life. Look at the opposite of something and suddenly we see a situation in a whole new light.
Beautiful colors
you revealed all the richness that is not visible without searching
Such beauty! So true.
I love negative photography. It always illuminates things you never saw. This was a squished, withered, flattened tuft of grass, turned into beauty. Blessings to your week, Pieter.
Profound words, Noelle. They say there is no such thing as darkness, only varying levels of light 🙂 much love x
So true. As I have noticed in some of your own pieces, there is so much to till and harvest from the concepts of light and dark. Nothing is ever as it seems, is it? Thank you for the visit.
Fine. Insightful