Weekly Photo Challenge: Contrast

The fisherman

Charles Dickens said “There are dark shadows on the earth, but its lights are stronger in the contrast.” This is what I found on Wikipedia about Contrast in literature, by the way very interesting: In literature, an author writes contrast when he or she describes the difference(s) between two or more entities. Contrast is the… Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Contrast

Weekly Photo Challenge: Distorted

Poetry is a mirror which makes beautiful that which is distorted.  ~Percy Shelley, A Defense of Poetry, 1821 from the Quote Garden And in nature we find these beautiful distortions that serve as inspiration to those who conjure words. [slideshow] Related articles Weekly photo challenge: Distorted (jmsimpson.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Distorted (maggiephotgraphy.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge:… Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Distorted

Weekly Photo Challenge: Indulge

In a life that reality and imagination collide constantly on the decisions between broom or pen, laundry or revision, housecleaning or story research, kids homework or plots… To indulge is a delightful gift, is to yield to the wishes of my inner desires as a mother, wife, friend, writer (in no particular order).   When… Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Indulge

Weekly Photo Challenge: Regret

There were once nine of them… Me being thin, I ask myself could there be any regret in consuming such a delight, a gift of love. I say no. So meet your fates, survivors. I desire you and there will be no regret.     Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge: Regret (mikevictorinophotography.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge:… Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Regret