This is the thing I love best about living in a forest: The way the light constantly shifts and changes, highlighting one thing then obscuring it with shadow, only to showcase something else in light. The light dances, especially when there is a little breeze for a partner, and if you sit in one place for ten minutes you might see twenty or more different views of the same thing.
Love your picture, I thought I was looking out of my kitchen window.' Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' not sure who's quote that is, but it's so true.
ReplyDeleteAnd, forests hold secrets from long, long ago. Kept safe for the fae and all creatures that dwell there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, magical photo, Victoria.
I lived in TX for years and years.......and at one point we took a trip to Albuquerque, NM and took the tram up to Sandia Peak. There is a beautiful forest at the peak. You'll never guess what held me spellbound ........................................... the sound of the wind blowing thru the leaves, the rustling of the trees against each other. I hadn't realized it had been SO long since i heard that sound.....Thats not to say we didn't have trees in TX...we did... but not very big ones....mostly cactus......lol.... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteLovely picture. I know what you're saying. I often become spellbound, particularly during the summer at certain times of day when the light and shadow touches the trees and the mosses.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great observation about the light Victoria - the forest is truly magical when the sun shines. Thanks for this beautiful photo. Hope you have a blessed week. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI love looking at light through the leaves of trees! I want to live in a forest or at least a big garden with trees one day!
ReplyDeleteLike stained glass -- only better. The great cathedrals are probably Man's attempt to evoke the sacred groves.
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