What is to envelop?
Oxford dictionary defines:
Wrap up, cover, or surround completely.with object: a figure enveloped in a black cloakfigurative: a feeling of despair enveloped him
What am I thinking about enveloping is:
It could be thoughts that escaped the deeper caves of our unconscious mind, made their way to our cortex, and landed as touching words of a precious letter, feeling now safe inside an envelope.
It could be my Australian friend Desley, double wrapped in blankets after enduring the cold and strong Dutch winds, to make a series of seriously excellent shots.
It could be that feeling of conquering craving that a bar of chocolate, so carefully covered, defies.
It could be that bear hug filled with love, that feels so good to give and receive.
It could be so many things and so many photos.
This week’s theme for the WP Photo Challenge is Enveloped.
My interpretation comes is color and B&W versions of a macro photo from a flower. Each petal envelops the next, forms curves and waves, showing how nature designs beauty that is awe-inspiring.
We, just capture it.
I am also posting for the Photo101 Rehab, the event for everyone who loves photography (hobbyists, amateurs, pro-shooters, or just curious , anyone is welcome), and wants to join a community of like-minded people, who are also fun to connect with.
You never fail..
Beautiful!
Neither do you, with generous and kind comments. Have a wonderful weekend.
Oh! Not just the photos but the words! Enveloped me in warmth and drew me in to read again and again. Lovely, Lucile. Just lovely.
Oh Lois, you’re so kind. I’m grateful for your always considerate, encouraging and heartwarming comments.
That was such a cold day and it didn’t hit me until I was inside where it was warm. The hot shower and the cuppa did the trick though, along with the bundle of blankets.
The rosebud is gorgeous and I love the way you’ve written this post. You had me at chocolate. X
You were so brave that day. All sacrifice for the best shots. But it was worth it, wasn’t it?
Thanks much. I guess the chocolate bar touches many hearts…lol
Absolutely worth it!! Besides, my fingers didn’t fall off so I count it as a win. LOL.
Lol. Omg I would feel so guilty!
Beautiful photo(s). I adore flowers. 🙂
I can relate to Desley in the blankets. It must be awful for someone not used to the cold. Even though I’ve lived in Canada all my life, I’ve never “acclimatized”. I just sat down at my desk at work to start putting together storyboards for two bedrooms I’m decorating. I had to throw on a sweater and grab a blanket and a cup of hot tea. Brrrrrr
Thanks Amy.
Desley will feel better when she learns that she got company. But in truth, cold weather unpleasant, particularly when it’s supposed to be warmer.
I’ve seen sunny but still chilly days during spring this year. It’s not ideal.
Beautiful photos. I think I prefer the black and white.
Thank you so much, Angeline!
What a beautiful photo and you captured enveloped perfectly ❤
Thank you so much, Jussie.
Gorgeous!
Thanks, dear! Good to have you here.
What a lovely thoughtful post with gorgeous photos as well. Really nice Lucile!
Hi Debbie! Thank you my dear. 😀
Oh I know that craving a bar of chocolate feeling! And bear hugs are priceless, too. Nice take on the challenge. 😉
Thank you so much for dropping by and commenting! Appreciated!
I prefer the color one, but both interpretations of “enveloped” are good!
I like the softness of the photos.
Thanks Tildy!
Lovely shot, Lucile. You’ve captured this delicate and tender flower just beautifully. –Patti
Thank you, Patti. I very much appreciate your visit and comments.
It’s a potentially comforting word. As is your writing and photography
Your visits always make me smile! Thanks my dear!
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uffffff !!! Lucile, this is so beautiful ❤
Thank you, Andy! Appreciate your comment. 💗