I wonder...where the heck are that red ligh in the picture reflexion come from? and the lightning seems to be going up, not down.
Girl, you are living in a weird part of the world!
Nice that you are enjoying it.
Georg
Great picture my friend, and your write is outstanding! You are right never say never, as sure as you do...it'll come back and bite you! Been there, done that! Enjoyed this much!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Congrats! You are now turning your fears into power
by confronting the very thing you fear and giving
us the pleasure of reading poem,seeing the visual which
oombines into fantastic live poetry! Brava!
Great picture and pen Karla. My sons and I love watching lightning no matter how close it is. You have to be quick to capture it with a camera. I tried and finally gave up. Enjoyed
Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone (Reader)
Reviewed on May 1, 2007
Great picture you got, just be careful out in those storms.. Lady J
YOU TOOK THIS????? Brilliant!!! If I can manage to capture a still life without killing it stone dead, it's a miracle! I think you've found a natural companion for your facility with words, Karla... now we can expect the complete sensorial feast when we visit your pages! :)) I love your enthusiastic appreciation here which tramples fear under its feet in the headlong rush! :)) K xx
God is beautiful and loves beauty. God is love and loves love. We have to take pictures, write poems or make a paint to expose the astonishing creations of God.
Just don't get hit; we don't need you doin' the Electric Shuffle! *BZZZZT*! Not good! But dang, what a good pic; awesome shot! Very well done poem; you are getting braver, it seems like...wish I was...*GRINS* Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
Cool pic Karla!
I once was in a lightening storm on a long and desolate highway...alone! The bolts were all around me! I didn't have a camera but the vision is implanted in my head...it was beautiful!
But, I must be honest...I was alittle frightened! Keep your distance and stay away from puddles!
Smiles to you!
Love and PEace~
Kimmy~
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 1, 2007
Brilliant shot. I once did the same as a kid, as the lightning hit the sea, with a lonely boat on the sand. Zuess must think he's getting slow..
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You are a master at capturing these storms in words. The suspense, the way they start and end. They are "God's beauty" no matter what they do.
You also are a master at capturing them in your lens.
hugs,
Kathy
Girl, you are living in a weird part of the world!
Nice that you are enjoying it.
Georg
God Bless
Michelle~
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
by confronting the very thing you fear and giving
us the pleasure of reading poem,seeing the visual which
oombines into fantastic live poetry! Brava!
Love,
Eileen
Thanks,
Dan
Love and Hugs, B&R
nice work....
...Art Sun...
Just don't get hit; we don't need you doin' the Electric Shuffle! *BZZZZT*! Not good! But dang, what a good pic; awesome shot! Very well done poem; you are getting braver, it seems like...wish I was...*GRINS* Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
Reindeer
I once was in a lightening storm on a long and desolate highway...alone! The bolts were all around me! I didn't have a camera but the vision is implanted in my head...it was beautiful!
But, I must be honest...I was alittle frightened! Keep your distance and stay away from puddles!
Smiles to you!
Love and PEace~
Kimmy~