a photograph by Sonja Bingen
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
A beautiful picture of calm.
You and your family have much talent. I could easily live with this picture on my wall .
Love Christine xx
Thank you Christine. Love Ethel
That is incredibly beautiful, as I scrolled up I was stunned!
Thanks. Ethel
Lots of depth–I can feel the subtle movement, smell the fragrance and warmth.
Thanks Caddo. Love Ethel
Gorgeous photo, Sonja; I love the depth you achieved in this! 🙂
Thanks from Sonja and Ethel
And a lush, rich remnant it is!
Can feel the caress of the grass and the warmth from the sky.
I thought of what had been lost, thanks to the title of course.