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September 8, 2014: Morning Glow
Credit & Copyright: Jim Wickless from Lincoln, NE
Morning Glow: "A stream of sunlight embraces Mimi's enchanted garden."
Morning Glow: "A stream of sunlight embraces Mimi's enchanted garden."
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2014-09-09 07:59:20
Laura from
Brasil about 10years ago said:
What a blessed garden to stay and to take care, Dear Jim... We can see a delicate work and a very sensitive view. Thank you. This is spectacular... ; )
What a blessed garden to stay and to take care, Dear Jim... We can see a delicate work and a very sensitive view. Thank you. This is spectacular... ; )
Someone from
Somewhere about 10years ago said:
What a blessed garden to stay and to take care, Dear Jim... We can see a delicate work and a very sensitive view. Thank you. This is spectacular ... ; )
What a blessed garden to stay and to take care, Dear Jim... We can see a delicate work and a very sensitive view. Thank you. This is spectacular ... ; )
Harsha from
India about 10years ago said:
Beautiful combination of colors, back light and everything. Great capture.
Beautiful combination of colors, back light and everything. Great capture.
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Thank you dear friends for those kindest of comments. Mimi is my magical bride of 25 years. The filamentous plant is fennel, Christine. Mimi plants it to attract swallowtail butterflies which lay their eggs thereupon. Unfortunately, the young caterpillars are easy prey for attentive birds, but such is the cycle of nature.
Thank you dear friends for those kindest of comments. Mimi is my magical bride of 25 years. The filamentous plant is fennel, Christine. Mimi plants it to attract swallowtail butterflies which lay their eggs thereupon. Unfortunately, the young caterpillars are easy prey for attentive birds, but such is the cycle of nature.
Karl from
N.Y. USA about 10years ago said:
Great shot Jim! Beats sitting in concrete and brick any day. One is grateful for the nature that is still there for us albeit viewed on the computer.
Great shot Jim! Beats sitting in concrete and brick any day. One is grateful for the nature that is still there for us albeit viewed on the computer.
Enrico from
Italy about 10years ago said:
Dall'icona, ancor prima di ingrandirla, si capiva che era una gran foto. Bellissima, Jim. Con quel raggio di sole perfettamente colto ci fai entrare in paradiso. Capolavoro
Dall'icona, ancor prima di ingrandirla, si capiva che era una gran foto. Bellissima, Jim. Con quel raggio di sole perfettamente colto ci fai entrare in paradiso. Capolavoro
Calliope from
B.C. Canada about 10years ago said:
One of the best. It looks ethereal. Thank you Jim, for sending it to NPOD to be viewed by the many. It deserves more than lots of comments.
One of the best. It looks ethereal. Thank you Jim, for sending it to NPOD to be viewed by the many. It deserves more than lots of comments.
Christine from
Australia about 10years ago said:
Whoever Mimi is, she is a blessed being to live in such an enchanted garden. And you my friend, are a true artist with the camera. Is that horsetail behind the lily? I wish I was a butterfly...:)
Whoever Mimi is, she is a blessed being to live in such an enchanted garden. And you my friend, are a true artist with the camera. Is that horsetail behind the lily? I wish I was a butterfly...:)
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