AUSTRALIA ~ The Antipodes

AUSTRALIA ~ The Antipodes
I love a sunburnt country / A land of sweeping plains / Of ragged mountain ranges / Of droughts and flooding rains / I love her far horizons / I love her jewel-sea / Her beauty and her terror / The wide brown land for me / ~ Dorothea Mackellar (1885-1968)

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Sunday, November 21, 2010

Where the shadows walk...


Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Fence line at Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula
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Shadow Shot Sunday #131
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Where the shadows walk
Tumble down the fence palings
Dance with fallen leaves
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20 comments:

jabblog said...

What a creative title! The shadows do indeed appear to be walking :-)

Kay L. Davies said...

Delightful imagery, Gemma. Great photo and I love the idea of the shadows tumbling down the fence palings to dance with fallen leaves.
-- K

Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

Sylvia K said...

I can only repeat what Janice and Kay have written, you are indeed so very creative, Gemma, and your photos and words are always delightful! Enjoy!

Sylvia

Martha Z said...

Nice play of light, shadow and words.

Ralph said...

The shadows wash upon the fence. The barrier is not unattractive, but the foliage leaves wonderful shadows. The light sun and new growth says that Spring has arrived, and beautiful weather is all about!

robin. said...

ah...dancing with fallen leaves...sounds divine gemma. i am doing it in my mind right now.

namaste.

A Wild Thing said...

Oh, Sister, if only we could share that walk...but let's make it in Australia where we know the snows won't bother us. Oh how I'd love to be taking that walk with you photographing flowers and beach sheds, storm clouds and shore birds, mailboxes and that white pony...would we have fun...bare toes in the surf, salt air in the hair and a sister to share a thought...oh we are the romantic pair aye...ha!

Glad to hear your reports are winding down and school will soon be out, I bet you'll be happy to rest your brain, if only for a bit!

It was quite chilly today, 34 this morning and I don't think it raised much...BRISK and damp. I think we may be getting snow soon, Scratchy has caught 3 voles so far, in two days...it must be a sign, they want in outta the cold too...sorry boys, it's back outside for you, but at least it keeps her fulfilling her part of the job!

Now that my shop is electrified, maybe I'll be able to work a bit out there with a small heater running, we'll see, I'm just so thrilled and yes, happy! You just have to constantly see the happy, it's everywhere! We had a busy day at the store today, so I'm all kinds o happy!!!

Have a wonderful week sis, enjoy them Spring rains...and think big hugs from Iowa comin' atcha!!!

s

Chubskulit Rose said...

Beautiful shot.


Green Bottle Shadows

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Lovely Gemma -- reminds me a little of a picture I have from our roadtrip that I meant to post to SS (I don't think I already have) will have to go and check now. It's still Saturday here in the Pacific Northwest USA ;>)

Unknown said...

I really like fence shadows. :-)

I don't always leave a comment on every post but I've been enjoying the photos and haiku on a regular basis.

Peace and love,
Gina

Unknown said...

Great shot Gemma, and lovely words to go with it. Love the shadows dancing down the fence.

Beverley Baird said...

Love the way the shadows seem to shimmer on the fence post! Love your haiku as well!

MyMaracas said...

Great title, and a lovely, sun-dappled scene. I enjoyed the haiku, too.

Kelli said...

such a lovely warm shot Gemma

Hey Harriet said...

I'd like to take a shadwoy walk along there! It looks very pretty! Have an awesome week ahead Gemma! You must be looking forward to December. Holidays for you! Holidays for me too! :)

Marilyn & Jeff said...

Beautiful shadow and words.

Spadoman said...

Another great shot here. I like some shadows are sharp, others softer, walking together then, I guess. Great fence in and of itself. That would be expensive to build here. Good to see leaves on trees, and green! Winter is settling in here.

Peace.

Cassie said...

Love the shadowy fence & greenery. (I bet that is difficult to put new paint on!) Very lovely ShadowShot MissGemma! Have a good week.

fredamans said...

Lovely shadows dancing on the fence.

http://fredamans.blogspot.com/2010/11/shadow-shot_20.html

Gunsside said...

Great shot, i really like your shadow fences ;)

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