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Although this is a still life, it brings with it such a sense of BEING in the room – feeling the stillness, the soporific warmth of sun through the window. Very beautiful, Ann-Christine. Svara
Exquisite! I also like and agree with the comment from ‘sustainabilitea’ (which is a fantastic name .. clever!) Svara
I really like the edge of light here and the delicacy not just of the tiny flower but of the shadows as well. janet Svara
Leya 
The light is so good … love the reflections too
I hear the silence in this picture. Your eye is a window to beauty.
You are a poet too – and very active – visited your site.
Elegant.
Withered phalaenopsis can be beautiful too – it is all about the light, isn’t it?
Sure is.
Simple yet very effective
♥ Thank you!
Although this is a still life, it brings with it such a sense of BEING in the room – feeling the stillness, the soporific warmth of sun through the window. Very beautiful, Ann-Christine.
And very beautifully described – I know you are a writer.
Perfect shot for ‘At home’ and very beautiful. Happy Sunday, Ann Christine 🙂 🙂
Thank you, dear Jo, and hope you had a great Sunday!
Exquisite! I also like and agree with the comment from ‘sustainabilitea’ (which is a fantastic name .. clever!)
♥
I really like the edge of light here and the delicacy not just of the tiny flower but of the shadows as well.
janet
Janet, thank you, I love morning light. This little flower had fallen from one of the orchids.