So much madness
in the streets of life and only
so little solace
(Photo by Juliet Housewright from her upcoming blog SCHMEE JOURNEYS)
Lace curtains could never
recover from what they have seen
them do to each other
Photo by Mike Fiveson - photographer and author of the exceptional blog -
Mike’s Look at Life – Mike’s work and talent inspire my work each day. Follow Mike’s journey through life’s doorways and be ennobled.
The day was opaque
before he burrowed through the pillow
to find her sleeping
In the most banal
of images there is a story
hiding inside us
they called him king Arthur
because he was the bravest wasp
and broke the glass prison
he left his pants on
the stairs as they loved in the
doorway and the floor
confessions of a priest
often fall on the ears of
a faceless image
he always played close
to home but once he left the confines
discovering it was lies
For Cara today
he thought as he drew color
from the image here
Blue blue blue blue blue
he whistled as he pushed the levers left
leaving only the blue
About Michael Housewright
Fun stuff Mike.
you are the inspiration here Mike
Very nice! I really like the third photo!
thank you, that one makes me happy
a man with good friends
needs little else to get by
only a lover
even that can sometimes be more work than it worth it. Friends are the trump card for me
count me in bliss
likewise..I would love for you to come down here and shoot my COLFAX idea…:-)
I am coming down……we’ll do some shooting and have a nice lunch……during the week, pick a day.
lets do it. I will start shooting before 7 and you can meet me when you want. We will get some killer food for lunch and some great coffee. Lets shoot for next week on a sunny day
done.
we just need a sunny day..do you like Vietnamese food?
no. love it.
perfect, then I know the place that will Pho’cking blow you away!
Nice! I really believe that most pictures can tell you a story…and the mind is free to imagine those stories!
Agreed! This is a nice comment thank you
Love the variety of photos and I agree with Anaslene about photos telling a story. Something you are great at.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Thank you so much. I am finding more and more this is what I do and want to do most..tell stories
Nice series of photos..
Thank you very much. I use photos from my week to do this each Sunday.
Really great color – what camera do you use? I just got a Nikon 5100, but some of mine are iPhone, and I just switched to Android, so the jury’s still out -:
IPhone 4s is easily the best camera phone on the market especially considering all the photo apps for it (not bad mouthing droids I am simply done with Windows when I can help it)
I use a Nikon D7000 and hopefully wlll get a D800 in 2013
Cool – aaahhh! Technology! It’s so addicting.
yes, and so wallet-draining!
Wonderful, lovely pictures!
thank you very much…:-)
Gosh I just love photo number one and number three. Good stuff
My sincere apologies for not responding as your comment went into my spam filter. Thank you for popping by the blog and I look forward to more of your comments
Anticipation
Image and wit juxtapose
Each haiku Sunday
Brava Deb! Come hang out with us. We are doing Boulder today
Enjoy the tulips downtown
Love them! I love how you tell a story in haiku to go along with the photos.
thank you so much. I love to see your posts as well and it makes me happy when you pop over for a comment!
Always a fan…great pictures accompanied by great words
thank you
the words are blissful
the images adventure
Juliet’s kicked ass
she does indeed! Thanks Lori I will tell you her you said so
Lovely. I especially love the image ang haiku for “most banal.”
Great post.
Images and words
Blissfully shared on Sunday.
We reap poetry.
KRH – you and your work are a big inspiration..thanks for your comments!
thank you!
I love your photography and Haiku- another wonderful post.
Thank you so very much Cynthia. I appreciate you saying this
Wow, I just fall into these photos…
Thank you, they are certainly intended for such a purpose
I very much appreciate your visiting my blog.
Beautiful photographs and lovely Haiku’s…
Thank you very much. I am always excited to hear that my work affects someone positively
Beautiful collage. The first and fourth sets are my favorites. Great visual and literary macro work on the fourth.
Thank you very much for this wonderfully thoughtful and thorough comment. I am excited we have stumbled upon one another’s work.
Cheers!
Thank you very much. I am not sure if this comment already went through but my DASHBOARD is telling me it did not (ghosts in the machine?) The 4th set was my favorite as well and you clearly have a trained eye and poetic voice to see that. Kudos and I am excited we stumbled upon one another’s work.
Cheers,
M
Thank you, and I have issues with wordpress all the time! Be seeing you
Love them all! Definitely brightens my Monday!
Thank you and I am glad your Monday is brighter
Lace curtains and pants on stairs are my favorites
I love how the photos inspire the words – it would be a fun party game!
lace curtains and pants on the stairs is my kind of party indeed…you bring the ketchup?
ketchup carry on
a blissful invitation
rocky mountain hi(gh)
you really always make me smile WTG!
teehee
“For Cara today
he thought as he drew color
from the image here”
. . . . . . . *sigh*
Sometimes looking at something lovely really does soothe the soul. Thank you, Michael. This picture — all of them! — are simply stunning! Your stories, deriving from behind a lens, are captivating in the most transcendental of ways.
I agree with Lori: Juliet’s picture at the top is beautiful. Please extend my compliments to her. The ability to take the humble leaf and spin her beauty so that she purports majesty; not easy, I would imagine. I am excited for her journey through blogging. With you as her guide, she cannot go wrong.
Happy Monday, friend.
Happy Monday to you and thank you so much for your comments. Juliet will be so pleased to get this kind of feedback. I am always grateful for your support and I am glad you enjoyed my little shout out to “this little light”
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