 deep in lavender ... the color of her eyes in my memory  |
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THANK YOU, Allison !
source : AHA
. My Lavender in June 2012 .
. . . Read my Haiku Archives 2008
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A lovely, gentle moment recaptured, Gabi: we look through the out-of-focus stems and leaves, as if through the haze of memory.
ReplyDeleteI would have liked to see just one bloom in perfect focus - don't know whether it's my ancient eyes, but the few clear ones all look slighty fuzzy to me.
G.S.
a lovely combination Gabi ... the haiku works so well with the pic ... i too would have liked to have seen one little focused one ...
ReplyDeleteif you get the time ... cutting and pasting one focussed one from the main picture would create another layering to your pic ... set it off centre as a little framed bit within the original hazy pic (i am thinking)
enjoyed this very much >> G.