For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by sittingonthegrass:
a beaut :)

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by roz:
love the photograph .. & love the process ..
a beautiful lyric ..
i especially love the centre of the flower .. the heart !! ..:)
an interesting theme you've chosen .. it could be cathartic .. :)xx

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by L1:
What a beautiful image...perfectly matched with the lyrics. Well done! :)

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by icu1965:
Nicely done! The words and picture go well together.

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by ShutterPug:
Wonderful image and poem

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by pjangel:
This is so good... your photos always intrigue me. Thanks for sharing with all of us.

For you I've waited all these years
by Alicia

Comment by Retroesque:
Wonderful flower image. The center is absolutely DELICIOUS!

Breakfast Strata
by Alicia

Comment by Tlemetry:
I like the before and after of what it should look like. I'm not a fan of eggs, but this could be good! With some ham and fried potatoes. LOL

Breakfast Strata
by Alicia

Comment by EstimatedEyes:
I like the presentation of these shots ... yeah, they have that snapshotty feel, but the before and after pics and the big thick white border with the text at the bottom makes it look like a recipe card, where you'd expect to find the recipe on the back.

Looks delish. I have a recipe for french toast that involves a similar technique that we use when there's a crowd over the house. Only we soak it overnight in the fridge with heavy cream or half n half and maple syrup -- not exactly your low cal special. ;>P

Making of Timpano
by Alicia

Comment by Tlemetry:
Interesting story the photo tells without the written words. The reflection is as much a part of the story as the person holding the bowl. I'm so glad its not the camera reflected there.
I notice a red fringe running along the shadow, at the top of the hands. Maybe the reds are saturated to much. I'm not exactly sure how to address it. Maybe someone else can offer a suggestion.