zadnji krajec
rdeč kačji pastir počiva
na sončni skali
posted by polona @ 22:05
Sunday, October 15, 2006
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13 Comments:
Another perfect pose, another perfect haiga.:)
I like the feeling of waiting for the dark. Excellent Polona!!
the intrepid photographer
reflected in his eyes—
dragonfly
echoing, of course, issa's famous 1820 haiku:
the distant mountain
reflected in his eyes—
dragonfly
i really enjoyed this one. thank you, polona.
I like the perspective you chose for this - face to face, waiting for the light to change
I have never seen a red dragonfly! You have the most interesting photos--
Like a miniture helicopter.
wanning moon is such a feeling....as if, the dragon fly remains to absorve all the light to sustain in the darkness...
lovely feeling, lovely image....
Sweet little dragonfly! Sweet little haiku!
This is very nice indeed.
The baby
of Red Dragon
resting before Firing?
Curious juxtaposition of moon and sun, wrapped around a semicircular rock with a little heart of fire sitting on top.
... and another perfect comment. thank you, aurora!
everything is waiting forthe dark... many thanks, pat!
cr: enjoyed your (and issa's) haiku. thank you for your kind comment!
charlie: i love doing these, and i think it shows... thank you!
steve; i didn't have much choice. it doesn't show in the pic, but that rock drops quite steeply towards the stream. thank you.
andrew: many thanks. they come in many colours (and sizes)
it is, masago :)
amalendu: thank you as always for your kind words.
glad you enjoyed, dan (did you?:o))
thank you, pecos.
tikkis:
offspring
of red dragon
about to freeze
an apt description, mb. thank you!
you're most kind, janet. thank you!
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