I wish to have experienced autumn at least once in my life.
I could picture the wondrous scenery of nature changing colours into various shades of brown, orange and leaving the last hint of green behind.
While there’s no autumn in Malaysia, here’s a picture of a decoration flower which has colours that would make me imagine a sweet romantic autumn.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Autumn Lane
The plants were barely living when we planted them,
One of it branches dying, leaves yellowed,
Another transferred to our home,
It was few months ago.
⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Now,
They are thriving,
Young leaves sprout into existence,
Green and teeming with life.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — The Colour of Life
Sitting by the window,
Staring at the coffee cup,
Smiling back at me,
Sign of happiness.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — The Sign
Hot and cold,
Two cups for both,
Onto love we hold,
Stories are told.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Divergent
Penang Heritage Site
‘Aaahhh’ said the green frog.
And a flower pot is fed to frog.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Out of Place
Cyberjaya Lake Gardens
The winding path signifies the beginning of our journey,
A walk hand in hand circling lakes and lush trees,
A place we capture the moments,
Embellished in wedding albums.
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Journey
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Black and Green
Amusingly if ‘Black and Green’ is translated into Chinese, it literally means ‘bruise’.
However the photo I’m going to share is far from that.
Beautiful black and green embroidered sombrero
This picture was taken in Mexico Pavilion when I visited the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
Here are several unique and pretty hats.
A luxury red and gold combination
Elegant silver weaved onto black sombrero
In response to this week’s Camera Lucida — Nature’s Dessert
White fleshed dragon fruit
I just love the contrast of the dragon fruit colours in this picture.
And they are such a refreshing dessert.
After staring at it for some time, I noticed its pattern kind of resembles watermelon 😀
