“Wildflowers blossomed through sand and gravel in Death Valley, California in the spring of 2010.
Meanwhile, we humans wilted in the 105 degree heat.
I had been snapping photos of the mountains in the distance, when I looked down and saw that my white flip-flops and tootsies had found a friend.
I realized that here in Death Valley I had fallen for a dead metaphor:
So busy looking in the distance that I almost missed what was right in front of me.
Photo by Marla Sink Druzgal (self-portrait).”
Beautiful!
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Thanks for publishing my photograph and little bit of flash prose about it. This is such a neat site. I’m enjoying rummaging through your older posts as well!
It’s our pleasure, glad you are enjoying it!
Reblogged this on travelingmarla and commented:
Had a photo and write-up published on this cool indie blog and just wanted to share it with you.
Have a beautiful weekend!
Love, Marla
Great!
So pretty!
Those are pretty feet!
I like the soft colours in this photo.
Yep, soft and subtle can go a long way.