a frosty sunrise through the window of the pool house.see PhotoHunt
formore purple
and just in case you didn't know that deep purple, or aubergine, is my favourite colour.
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a frosty sunrise through the window of the pool house. for
gorgeous - gorgeous shots. that is my favorite shade of purple too.
ReplyDeleteThose are fabulous photos! Great take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteI saw purple today, Sanna, that reminded me of you. Violets growing along a creek bank. I showed my grandkids how to play fighting roosters with them. Oh, that didn't come out quite right! I meant the color and the name reminded me of you! hehehe
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you framed the purple in the pic -very interesting and unusual!
ReplyDeleteChar: I was a bit ahead of the trend when I first painted my accent wall 12 years ago and had so much trouble finding accessories to match, then suddenly that colour was/is everywhere. Still love it.
ReplyDeleteThe sunrise is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteRandi: praise from a photographer is so encouraging. thank you for visiting.
ReplyDeleteJeannette: and more praise from a true artist! thank you.
Mudhooks and Tara: it is an old photo from January, but I absolutely love all the dozen shots and angles I toook of it!
ReplyDeleteSusan: you are probably lucky I am not familiar with 'fighting roosters'!! but, anything that makes you think of me ... that's so sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love those colours too! Guessed you might!
ReplyDeleteFighting roosters is a little game we played back in olden times when I was a young lass. (We didn't have very many toys!) You take two violets and hook the blooms together and then jerk and whichever one isn't beheaded is the winner. It's a little gruesome when you think about it.
ReplyDeleteWe lived in simple times, yes we did.
Maggie May: and I love the orange with it, too (which surprised me at first!)
ReplyDeleteTwo absolutely exquisite photos! I'm so glad you called on me, or I'd probably have missed you - and that would have been a shame.
ReplyDeleteDragonstar: welcome. and thanks.
ReplyDeleteViolet, what other colour could you be!
ReplyDeleteMmm.... egglplant shy (which is what we call aubergines) just wouldn't have the same ring to it!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
An incredible photo of the sky, just lovely you should frame it.
ReplyDeleteFrogdancer: we call them eggplant, too. I just like saying "aubergines"
ReplyDelete(this would be my alter ego!)
Delwyn: though I actually prefer the deep (or bold) shades.
Vic: thanks
ReplyDeleteI just love the colors of a sunrise - magical.
ReplyDeleteI think purple and gray make an excellent color combination, just a passing remark :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice sky shot through your window.
ReplyDeleteCitizen: it felt magical at the time
ReplyDeleteIrene: oh yes, I'd forgotten about that combination, it is nice together - more subtle than orange and purple
EG: unfortunately this is not my window, but thank you!
Love the window shot. Good job!
ReplyDeletemiwise: thanks, it was worth delaying work for a few minutes to get it.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely beautiful photo,s and I loved listening to George Formby---cottonreel
ReplyDeleteCottonreel: thanks - and I'm glad you enjoyed George (I have only seen his movies maybe twice, but remember thinking they were silly and funny. I was likely in a silly mood at the time.)
ReplyDeleteOh, you're following, too - great!