As I patiently watched this one tip-toe gingerly up the tree bark feeling its way and possibly sniffing the air for any form of danger like birds and lizards, I am reminded that we all are insects flying in the winds of life.
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Quenching The Thirst
What can we do without water? Every living thing would cease to exist.
The men are carrying barrels of bottled water, and the pigeons help themselves to the free fountain from the urn.
The Beautiful Ones…
Each day a beautiful one is born
adding her colourful effervescence
to the medley of growing beauties.
Let Them Eat Cake
…and I did eat the cake 😉
There’s something soo satisfying about chocolate cake.
Darling Baby Pinks of May
I saw the lovely pink blossoms and simply couldn’t resist capturing them with my lens. Aren’t they pretty 🙂
Seeing The Sea
I would love to have these refreshing paintings hanging on my wall.
Its panoramic view gives you a sense of stepping out and being at the seashore.
I could gaze at it for ages and see stories captured on that canvas.
HANDS AND THEIR STORIES – PHOTO THEME CHALLENGE
H for Hands
It is said that one’s hands can tell tales about the owner, from details of their background to character, health, relationship bliss, future, and fortune. Therefore, it’s no wonder that hands are fascinating appendages of human structure that’s worth admiring and photographing.
For the H letter of the photo theme challenge, it was a tussle between doing photos for History or Hands. I love history and I am one of those who haunts museums and soaks up stories of long past history, but I settled for Hands in this case.
Close-up portraits of body parts can be magnificent. They can also have a meaning and send a strong message. Such photographic portraits imply which sex the part belongs to, the possible age of the owner, their social condition, and a lot of other things. Our body parts portraits reveal many details than one would be tempted to believe.
Photographing The Hands
While photographing these hands, my main interest is to tell the person’s story. For example, the first photo is the cobbler that I pass by occasionally. His hands were always busy repairing shoes and I wanted to take shots of them whilst he worked.
The second photo is a perfumer at work. She makes fragrance from natural ingredients and always had some henna painting on her hands. I wanted to capture her painted hands as she worked and filled the bottles.
