Nature (an excerpt)
Henry David Thoreau
Nature is full of genius, full of the divinity, so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand. Nothing is cheap and coarse, neither dewdrops nor snowflakes...What a world we live in, where myriads of these little disks, so beautiful to the most prying eyes, are whirled down on every traveler's coat, the observant and the unobservant, on the restless squirrel's fur, on the far-stretching fields and forests, the wooded dells and the mountain tops.
9 comments:
I like the colours underneath the frost :)
It may not be perfect but he sparkle shines through and looks great against the last colourful leaves.
You chose a great quote to go with this photo. Thoreau was such an observant person!
Welcome back to the Blogosphere. You have more posts in the last 3 days than from October 19 - Dec 6th. Good to have you back.
i love your excerpt it fits nicely with your photo. hope all is well. have a great day.
I love the way frost looks. Beautiful shot and a great quote to accompany it.
You got as good a frost picture with your cell as I tried to get with my camera...Love the excerpt...I wish I could write profound things like that.. @:}
I don't recall reading this quote before but I love it!! Great frost photo!
Go to http://eastgwillimburywow.blogspot.com/2010/12/snowflakes-macro-monday.html and look at EG's photo of snowflakes....I have got to try it sometime.
I always think the frost on windows is almost breathtaking...
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