Thursday 20 August 2009

Foreboding


7 comments:

  1. SO BEAUTIFUL!
    YOU PICS GO STRAIGHT TO THE HEART!

    SAW YOUR COAT OF ARMS - INTERESTING MY HUSBAND'S FAMILY HAD ONE MADE AS WELL, I JUST PUT IT UP I THE OFFICE...

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  2. Thank you for the lovely comment Sarah I really do apreciate it.

    Sometimes I think I have a hankering for the past ...the days of horse and sail when everything was done at a more leisurely pace.
    The Motto and Coat of Arms are part of that old tradition.

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  3. hauntingly beautiful image - and you know, i think from the past - from the past of us all - we are better able individually and collectively to come to know our present - our SELF - love the image!

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  4. oh, and i don't feel foreboding at all from the image - just soft surrender to the stillness - beautiful!

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  5. Yes... but the dark thunder clouds in the distance threatens the stillness..

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  6. but...i see the dark thunder clouds in the distance as softly moving over the stillness, just blanketing it in still more softness and stillness - encapsulating keeping safe not threatening - ah, such is art in the eye of the beholder, right?! beautiful image!

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  7. I always feel that large inland lakes and meres give off a mystical stillness and baleful aspect which corresponds with my sombre image of the mythical Avalon.
    But I do agree it is all a personal view.

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