Shine
Gather
up the fallen,
all those discarded
in the wake of
passage.
Judged unworthy of
pride of place,
they are the
unwanted,
the unloved.
Grant them their
moment to
shine.
When I was looking through the photography 101 pictures for my favourites for the Weekend 4 gallery I realised I had quite a few photos that, for one reason or another, I’d not actually used in the posts . Sometimes their composition wasn’t quite right; other times I just had too many for the theme – at first I was trying to put a only single picture on each post. That didn’t last! On some occasions I just wanted to use new pictures rather than ones from my archives. Anyway, I thought I’d give you a second gallery of the ‘discarded’ pictures. There are also quite a few other’s that were considered but which I’ve written poems for. You’ll be seeing those soon…
I hope you like them.
Reblogged this on Gabriel Karam.
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That little robin is just so sweet!,
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It is in that picture! I have a 2nd one where it has its head tilted and is looking straight at the camera. In that one it looks slightly evil. 🙂
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Oh my! Really? I can’t imagine an evil looking robin. 🙂
Honestly, this shot of the robin is exquisite! Well done!
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Thanks. 🙂 I might have to post the other picture sometime…
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Ok!! I’ll look forward to seeing it. 🙂
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I think these photos are lovely. I’m glad you posted them
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Thank you. I’m glad you like them. 🙂
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Great pics love the onions
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Thanks. I’ve a particular fondness for that pic. We had a photography competition in the village the other year and I couldn’t decide what to enter so my Dad entered that one and came 2nd!
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you were robbed
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The first photo of the bird is uh-may-zing!!!
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Thanks. 😀
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Such lovely pictures! I’m glad you are posting them now. The “moment” with the bird is wonderful, and the “swarm” is lovely, too. Nice solitude shots as well.
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Thank you. 🙂 I thought it a shame to just leave them sat in my media library unseen.
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Love the walker in the lane. And your English robins are so different from our American robins. I’d always heard they were, but it’s nice to see such a great close up.
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Thanks. 🙂 I didn’t know that about American robins. I just had to Google it to see what they look like – very different!
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I’m glad you posted these, too. You have been practicing getting the bird shots, the owl in a dive, splashing bird. I like the red tractor pulling the boat. So logical.
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Thank you. 🙂 I take a lot of pictures of birds. Our garden is full of feeders to draw them in so we get loads of different types.
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