I do not understand how anyone can live without one small piece of enchantment to turn to.
~ Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Another visit to the botanical gardens, another morning with time enough to notice textures, patterns, colors. The sunlight’s reflection on the large leaf of the elephant ear plant, the sun still strong, still a summer’s sun although its strength wanes each day as we add a few night minutes onto out 24 hour allotment, subtract a few light minutes.
I sat on one of the many benches in the gardens, closed my eyes, and noticed the many ways I am aware of the sun without opening my eyes. Warm on my arms, warm enough to cause me to break into a sweat under my hat band, a glowing feeling, a feeling of well-being. All is right my my tiny garden world when the sun shines.
I found a small piece of enchantment today in the garden.
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Bo Mackison is a photographer and the owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Loving the gardens these days, prime garden time in Wisconsin, and the gardens bring out so many beauties.
That’s beautiful Bo – and what an enchanting, and perfect, word ‘enchantment’ is 🙂
You personify the word “Enchantment” with your photography, Bo. This particular shot teases us, begs us to look further.
The image gives one the feeling of peering into a secret place of enchantmet.
What a wonderful view for you, and how wonderful to be able to share it!