Wednesday, 2 April 2008



pred kuliso
nevihtnega neba
češnjevi cvetovi

19 comments:

Kai said...

very lovely

Masago said...

You've been getting some great weather lately. ;-)

Anonymous said...

I do wish I could smell them!

floots said...

great juxtaposition
cheers

John McDonald said...

wonderful sight
john

steve said...

I love spring storms
and the sky as a backdrop

Pat Paulk said...

Love the contrast.

Janice Thomson said...

I'm so envious Polona - can hardly wait to see cherry blossoms again!
Beautifully crafted haiga!

neikka said...

Izbira besed je naravnost ocarujoca...
tudi v anglescini. Res ti tece besedni izbor.
fotka pa super.

lbn

Ričardas said...

They look so gentle on the stormy background. Well captured in words and picture, Polona. I am looking forward to see blossoms here too although it may take a while.

Anonymous said...

Ste imeli hudo, včeraj, a ne? Znanka pravzaprav ni vedela, če bi sploh odšla iz Ljubljane, baje je tako vlivalo...

Prikazala si pa pravo kuliso... Verjeti moramo vanje in je vse enostavnejše, kajne...

Lep preostanek večera, Lucija

polona said...

kai: thank you

masago: do i sense a hint of sarcasm in your comment? ;-)

quilly: what, the clouds?
(i know, i know...)

floots: appreciate that.
thank you

john: thank you so much

steve: i may be weird but i wuite enjoy watching the storms (from a safe distance, of course)

pat: thank you.

janice: i have a confession to make. these are in fact not cherry blossoms... the buds are still tightly closed here.
but they are pretty nonetheless, no?
thank you.

neikka: včasih pač rata :)))
ne, res, hvala za tvoje mnenje in lep pozdrav!

ričardas: nice to see you back.
they are tougher than they look but eventually they do succumb to the passing of time.
thank you

lucija: ja, ponekod je bilo huje... okoli nas pa precej močan veter in hud naliv, a ni bilo prehudo.
pa še nekaj je... mogoče sem malo cepljena, a sama kar uživam v takih pojavih :)
lepo bodi!

Masago said...

:-) You've been off took easy before now.

polona said...

it's true we had hardly any winter but not being able to see the sun for months is bloody depressing and that's what happened this december and much of january

Masago said...

Wow, it's hard to imagine that!

Anonymous said...

Love the backdrop!

polona said...

well, masago, winters are like that here even if there's no snow... according to the official statistics we only had about 4 hours of sunshine in the first 18 days of january.

gautami: it looked more spectacular in nature

jem said...

A great way of illustrating these crazy contrasts that our current climate gives us.

polona said...

jem: many thanks.