solid copper

My heart, my heart, be strong and free

Saturday, 15. August 2009, 03:09:13

Don't think I would come hard on you, ever!
Of course, I would
But like an innocent feather
You'd be passing by
And I'd register
Your light
And the shifts of colours

The Tree TestPrecious - his song

Comments

daxonmacs # 15. August 2009, 05:39

That's really cool. I love those colours and the light in that piece. Very vivid.

solid copper # 15. August 2009, 05:42

I am glad you like it. I certainly do.

DpRabbit # 16. August 2009, 11:51

I should get something like this to color ...my life. Do love your post

Have a beautiful Sunday!

solid copper # 16. August 2009, 12:06

You too. I like your posts too and wish I could read your Vietnamese posts. I noticed you are a bit down and wish I could cheer you up.
Maybe you can go shopping. Just don't stay in the house too long when you are sad. You will feel better after a walk outside because of the distraction and your perspective may change.

DpRabbit # 16. August 2009, 13:03

Thanks so much solid copper. I wish "my hurricane" would go away soon too. You did cheer me up by coming over my blog.

solid copper # 17. August 2009, 07:20

You are very welcome. I hope you get peace soon.

studio41 # 17. August 2009, 09:13

very clever poem, you notice! people, things... and you do fantastic artwork!

solid copper # 17. August 2009, 10:21

Thanks, Jill. But that's not my artwork. It was sent to me as a gift by the man who loves me. He is the author of that poem.

studio41 # 17. August 2009, 11:18

sorry for the mistake, what a sweet gesture... and it is a very nice poem

solid copper # 17. August 2009, 11:48

No need to be sorry. I appreciate your comments.

studio41 # 18. August 2009, 04:28

thanks!

late bloom # 18. August 2009, 20:01

Originally posted by solid copper:

It was sent to me as a gift by the man who loves me

Lucky lady! it's not everyday you get gifts like that

derWandersmann # 20. August 2009, 16:23

And it is also nice that you have someone who loves you ... but I somehow don't think that it would be too difficult!

BTW ... you need a polarising filter.

solid copper # 22. August 2009, 01:53

You are right, Jen.

You are right too, dW.

Polarising filter, eh? Got a lot to learn.

derWandersmann # 22. August 2009, 02:23

It screws into the front of your lens, or maybe slips on ... take your camera to the store when you go to buy one.

When it's on, you look throught the lens and rotate the filter until those specular highlights and reflections disappear. The only ones it won't get rid of are reflections from metal.

solid copper # 22. August 2009, 02:26

Thanks, dW. You are kind to tell me all this.