pendant on moss
by tnun

Comment:
See my comments.

Light
by Jutilda

Comment:
Perfect match.

Jabberwocky
by xianart

Comment:
Brillig indeed. (Yet another poem in my head - actually the 2nd one I briefly thought to picture, but I am too literal; meanwhile I am out in the wabe crushing the slithy toves that gyre and gimble in all my tenderest shoots). What next? Maybe a new overlay?

Sea-Fever
by xianart

Comment:
Oh boy, another poem that's often in my head. Great sea face.

Fallen tree
by hajeka

Comment:
That is one big tree. (Willow/Salix?) At first I thought it very different from mine: you have the bark and those fine squiggly branches so enticingly reflected in the water. And I still think that is the strength in this picture. My second thought is yes, it is like mine - big old tree reaching out, even if fallen, over good reflecting mostly smooth water, a kind of basic nature happening, given that trees grow near water, get old and make their eloquent way to the great beyond. Yours is more difficult to photograph yet you managed to convey its character and mass.

The Boxing Match
by SaraR

Comment:
Like magic. (Great story).

the Wonder Years
by Jutilda

Comment:
So enchanting a capture it almost doesn't need words. Your title is good, I also think Song without Words, Songs of Innocence, even Eyes That HATH Seen... Certainly a picture for all time.

Whiskers
by Melethia

Comment:
Very very cool. I like this a lot.

by nixter

Comment:
Heavier, subtler, more together.

777
by nixter

Comment:
Works on so many levels!