soliloquy

the lady stood there on the rocks by the lake shore for a long time, unmoving.

maybe she's wishing for the cold weather to end, for the trees to turn green, for the wind to be a little bit kinder. it's not getting better in here, i think. no signs of spring at all. nothing.

thank you for your favs on yesterday's book cover post. they are so much appreciated.

[Maggiemae]

One does see lone figures staring out in the water! I guess its a good place to just think! I looks a bit windy here too but a lovely blue colour in the lake!

[Ron]

Obviously a lot of contemplation going on there. Love that blue. Won't be long until that tree is full of leaves, right?

[Sally Ings]

Really nice composition and the addition of the person is a great bonus. I sincerely hope that your spring makes itself felt shortly!

[Leana Niemand]

A great shot.

[Corinne]

Very nice, the black silhouette adds some mystery...

[Annie D]

thinking - remembering - reminiscing maybe

[Camille Bisson]

so enjoy the composition of your shot here. looks familiar, have you posted ones from here before? so very pretty. the title is perfect.

[Rita]

you too obviously stood for a.long time, I hope you both were enjoying peaceful memories

[Henri Russell]

Nice candid shot. Beatiful colors.

[Louise & Ken]

Interesting how we're able to superimpose our thoughts on another to suit the mood. Funny how we might find we're often correct!

[bkb in the city]

Great candid shot. I love the bare trees against the sky

[Susan]

Beautiful - fav!

[Osia Strasner]

Maybe she was frozen??! Maybe she had turned to salt, or more likely to an ice sculpture?! I certainly hope she was not contemplating suicide after such a long and brutal winter! Hopefully just lost in her thoughts, but she provided you with a wonderful subject for this capture!

[Bill Fenske]

Very nice comp, love the title. I also like your tags.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That could be me. I love solitude by a large body of water. It is not a sad thing for me- but a happy one. I wonder why we automatically assume that someone is lonely or sad when we see them standing alone like this? I love the composition and balance between the curved tree tops and straight horizon and the human interest aspect with the woman and the bench. fav