New Colours

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Luscious luminous
Pink, fresh light fills petal husks
Dried by winters wind

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Pulling back the curtains of the bay window, the light of another new day splashed across the wooden floor. It was tinged pink, which made her look again at the sky beyond. Vivid pink and orange light was painted through the winter clouds, and the whole world was washed with these new colours. The familiar garden path looked exotic and inviting, and the old dried out flowers of the climbing hydrangea, which only the day before had been a dried out brown, were now luscious luminous pink. New colours for a new day.

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About greenmackenzie

Hi, I'm Seonaid, and I share my home on the shores of Loch Ness deep in the Scottish Highlands with my husband, my son and a couple of dogs. I love art which is here now and gone tomorrow...like food and nature...but also have a passion for vintage and the ancient past! Nature is my favourite muse, with her wild ever shifting seasons. I have been using and teaching mindfulness and relaxation for over 12 years, and have yet to become any sort of expert :-) I'm a Psychotherapist and Cancer Support Specialist in Maggies Highlands
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32 Responses to New Colours

  1. LB says:

    That first photo is just incredible … the petals looks so delicate in that light

  2. What a gift – pink light and blue skies, what a refreshing and enticing way to begin the day. Thanks for sharing it with us, Seonaid.

    • It was a beautiful way to start the day, and very unexpected. The light was very briefly at just the right angle to fill these dried petals….10 minutes later and the show was over!

  3. I am just at the beginning of winter here and frigid temps return. It is such a joy to see glimpses of spring in synchronicity with your natural way of painting the frame for the pictures.
    Peace! Ken

    • I think nature is teasing us a little with this lucious pink light in the dried out petals….we have a good couple of months to go before we can really look forward to spring blossoms….but isnt it nice to dream and remember what will come next Ken 🙂

  4. Amy says:

    Gorgeous sky! Love these captures, Seonaid!

  5. icelandpenny says:

    Blue sky? What a novel concept … Thank you for the reminder!

  6. Lucid Gypsy says:

    Pink! Nature is so clever as are you for spotting it 🙂

  7. restlessjo says:

    She can be kind as well as cruel, Mother Nature, can’t she Seonaid? I love that roseate glow too. Sometimes on the morning frost or glorious evening skies. 🙂 Thanks for making me smile.

    • She really can be, but on this morning she was at her prettiest, despite the cold. I love pinks you get in the midst of winter here….almost makes up for the very short hours of light when its so pretty! We’ve has some lovely bright days up here, but not too much frost and ice yet….I’m sure she has them tucked up her sleeve for us though 🙂

  8. Gorgeous photos! Somehow it feels as if you’re inviting spring to come. A bit early perhaps, but if I were spring, I would make sure to hurry and come and flirt with your camera lens ASAP!
    Best wishes for this new year!

    • Oh I love this comment, and the idea of Spring being enticed to come out and flirt with my camera lens. If only I was that persuasive…just imagine the wild and stunning weather I would try to entice out of mother nature 🙂
      Oh well I will have to be content with going out and keeping my eyes open!
      Best wishes for 2015!

  9. risinghawk says:

    Your talents never cease to amaze me – both in words and your exquisite photography. I look forward to all of your posts! Peace . . .

  10. pommepal says:

    You have captured the beauty of nature.

  11. You have quite a decorator over there.

  12. Leya says:

    How is it possible – pink? Lovely and promising!

  13. vastlycurious.com says:

    Photos full of hope and light Seonaid! Happy New Year !!

  14. SalvaVenia says:

    Beauty shots against the sky, so full of warmth and sunshine, golden.

    Happy New Year and many a more reader of your blog. 🙂

    Winter-Greetings,
    Salva

  15. Sue Vincent says:

    I definitely haven’t seen a sky that colour today!
    Lovely shots Seonaid.

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