I am realizing that I have been writing here only on Fridays to put up my photo of the week.
Am going to put a positive spin on that and say that at least I have THAT to blog about...else I would not do it at all for a long long time! Am going to try posting more, but am thankful to Sally for hosting this, it keeps me in touch with you at least once a week!
So this time the prompt is POSSIBILITIES!
I have been reading about quite a few folks on my FB groups saying they are stuck in a rut...either a bad work situation, bad relationship, or some other thing that they are not happy about.
I had been thinking about them last Sunday when I saw this patch of sunlight on my dining room floor. After a lot of miserably cloudy days.
The patch of sunshine said: You only need to step outside, the possibilities are endless! And the best part is there are no bars holding you back, except the ones in your own mind. So be brave, and make that change. A whole new life full of exciting possibilities...the ones YOU want are waiting for you out there!
This photo actually puts things truly into perspective. Its dark inside and bright out there. As black and white as it can get!
And now onwards to Sally's blog to see a whole lot more possibilities that I would never have thought of...
http://thestudiosublime.com/2013/03/15/focus-on-life-week-11/
Am going to put a positive spin on that and say that at least I have THAT to blog about...else I would not do it at all for a long long time! Am going to try posting more, but am thankful to Sally for hosting this, it keeps me in touch with you at least once a week!
So this time the prompt is POSSIBILITIES!
I have been reading about quite a few folks on my FB groups saying they are stuck in a rut...either a bad work situation, bad relationship, or some other thing that they are not happy about.
I had been thinking about them last Sunday when I saw this patch of sunlight on my dining room floor. After a lot of miserably cloudy days.
The patch of sunshine said: You only need to step outside, the possibilities are endless! And the best part is there are no bars holding you back, except the ones in your own mind. So be brave, and make that change. A whole new life full of exciting possibilities...the ones YOU want are waiting for you out there!
This photo actually puts things truly into perspective. Its dark inside and bright out there. As black and white as it can get!
And now onwards to Sally's blog to see a whole lot more possibilities that I would never have thought of...
http://thestudiosublime.com/2013/03/15/focus-on-life-week-11/
Kashmira, that is a truly amazing photo. I love the sunlight and shadows. As you said, stepping outside presents countless possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tanya! It was SO good to see that sunshine streaming in...at a time I was feeling low, it was actually quite uplifting!
DeleteBeautiful idea behind your post: I hope you were brave and went to enjoy the sun!
ReplyDeleteI have 2 comments about your picture (beside the fact is is gorgeous): (1) you have unbelievably clean floors and (2) I *love* your sheers: so delicate and elegant!
Thank you for your sweet comment on the photo (that its gorgeous)
DeleteThe other two...the camera is lying! I had not vacuumed there in a very long time. Long enough that I cannot tell anyone how long!
The sheers are a plastic protective cover we put on the wood table :)
Oh you are so right! What a great shot you caught the moment with. A little sunshine at this point goes a loooooong way around here. I'm gonna choose some sunshine just as soon as it stops snowing again, next week, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteOh Emma....your sunshine is eternal...dancing away in cute little tap shoes :)
DeleteThis is so beautiful! I copied and pasted these words and they are now in front of me on my desk - reminding me to 'step outside and see the endless possibilities!' Thank you my friend! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh my! Now that is quite a compliment, Michelle! Thank you!!!
DeleteVery nicely worded, Kashmira and the photo that you have framed has that deep feeling too. I love it. I was reading Twyla Tharp today. Here she is saying ..Instead of making a to do list let's make a possibility list and be creative.
ReplyDeleteHaven't finished the whole book but it is interesting. I missed all these prompts from Sally's as I was in India and did not have access to my computer. Any way...will get back to track soon, I hope.
Thank you, Dita Di!
Deletei think I did read that same quote recently, was it on your blog? Its a very good way to look at things!
Hope to see your photos soon!
what a wonderful post - THE perfect blend of word, image and inspiration... thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Claire :)
DeletePerfect interpretation on how to spin a positive on what appears to be negative vibes around us!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patti!
DeleteAh, so true Kashmira. Sometimes changing your mind can change the world. (http://www.emakdesigns.com/blog)
ReplyDeleteExactly! Its all about how we look at things! Our interpretation and our perspective make all the difference
DeleteWell said Kashmira, the world is full of new and exciting possibilities all you have to do is open the door and walk through.
ReplyDeleteTherese
Yes! Its scary to step out, but stepping out is absolutely necessary :)
DeleteI do understand the possibilities of a patch of sunlight, after the clouds....
ReplyDeleteYes, the possibilities, the promise, the hope! I LOVE sunshine!
DeleteGreat post Kashmira - and so true! I crave sunshine and it is an automatic mood lifter. Love the photo!
ReplyDeleteI know! I am one of those that get depressed without sunshine. I can actually FEEL a difference in my mood after the daylight saving change!
DeleteI LOVE your photo! Would be worthy of hanging on one's wall I think for how it makes you ponder the possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet! That is a very sweet thing to say! I will try taking a better shot this weekend with my SLR :)
DeleteAWEsome photograph...and very perceptive discussion!
ReplyDeletePS Love the hem on those curtains...I bet they're beautiful!
Thanks Lori :)
DeleteThe "curtains" are actually plastic table cover that the hubby bought against my wishes (i didn't want plastic, he just wanted to protect the table) Will tell him they are getting compliments :)
I love your interpretation and you are so right!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Annette!
DeleteGreat photo and an excellent lesson for us all. Step outside and explore the endless possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bonnie :)
DeleteI had a difficult time with this assignment--needing more direction rather than an open-ended theme. It seems you figured it out thanks to that patch of sun. Great post!!!
ReplyDeleteYes! Sunshine does that to me :D Makes me ecstatically happy!
DeleteOh, I love this! Great photo, and a wonderful thing to do- get outside and explore!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteRight on Kashmira! Great post and great photo too!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Donna!
DeleteLovely interpretation of the prompt this week Kashmira! Sure wish you could bottle up that CA sunshine and pass it around to the rest of us! ha!
ReplyDeleteAm really hoping you get the sunshine soon! Its been long overdue now!
DeleteInteresting thought...so true!
ReplyDeleteI just love this picture. It really does look as though it is beckoning you to go out and play. To free yourself so that bars you have held in place will be washed away.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shaiha! Yes, it did, and I was dying to go outside. Only...that I had to stay in and cook lunch and then clean the whole house for a very important dinner guest the next day. BUT...the sun is shining again and tomorrow is another new day :)
DeleteBeautiful post! Your insight is empowering -- the bars are only the ones our self-limiting thoughts create, and they are but illusions. The sun and light and shadow in your photo is powerful art photography. Gracias!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rita! You put it so very well!
DeleteHow very insightful and a great interpretation of this weeks' prompt! Love the composition and the analogy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Laura :)
DeleteWow Kashmira your post touched my heart.
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky! Am glad you liked it!
DeleteVery insiteful Kashmira. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marlene :)
DeleteHow right you are.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteWhat a lovely photograph and great analogy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Adrienne!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful way to put it. I love the picture of the light breaking through. Thanks for the word of encouragement. I love reading your post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Vickie! I sure was overjoyed to see the sunshine that day!
DeleteYou should join in this blog hop...you're so good at photography, and the prompts are really good!