Symmetry

Happy Valentine Day

As I am posting this on valentine’s day I decided to use a photo I took in Dorset. I was at the Abbotsbury Swannery on Chesil Beach and it was a wonderful experience. The photo is not brilliant but it captures a beautiful moment shared with two swans that have mated for life. Ahh x x x

I’m also quite partial to a few other photos taken a while ago showing symmetry of sorts

Blenheim palace detail

Blenheim palace

The saddest door of all ~ Traitor’s gate at Tower of london

Cloisters at Gloucester cathedral

Scenic Norway

Park Statue in Oslo

Fountain in Oslo

Covering mine shaft in Cornwall

icon from russia

Sadly flood signs appear too often in Cotswolds

Open garden

Flirty Feathers

Butterfly in captivity

Angel of the North

Heart of stone?

Stained Glass Window

synchronised swimming

A cormorant resting

Autumn leaf at westonbirt

Metro station in Moscow 1995

Grey Heron in Hampstead

Birtsmorton Court

Local Butterfly

Lily in Dorset

Jewish cemetery in Krakow

11 thoughts on “Symmetry”

Great series of photos! Wonderful clicks..each one of them and, all are so apt for the prompt… 🙂

Thanks for sharing with us… 🙂

LikeLiked by 1 person

HI Brenda,
This is a great series of photos. I recognize many of them from my own travels, but that swan photo is just PERFECT not only for the symmetry but for Valentine’s Day as well! Have a good one.

LikeLike

heavenhappens | February 14, 2015 at 10:01 pm

Thanks Naomi! Yes I love Dorset and the swannedy is well worth a visit!

Sent by Brenda Kimmins

>

LikeLiked by 1 person

Reply

So glad I dropped in for a visit – the “essay in symmetry” is a grand feast this morning. Many thanks for the start to my Valentine’s Day. Blessings and love on yours.

LikeLiked by 1 person

heavenhappens | February 14, 2015 at 9:22 pm

Thank you for that lovely comment x

LikeLike

Reply

quite an impressive eclectic mix of interpretations of “symmetry”, my favourite is the dove…what is the background…flames, sunset or something else?

LikeLike

heavenhappens | February 14, 2015 at 5:01 pm

It was a detail from a picture I saw years ago I think in Rome. I used it on cards and leaflets for retreats to illustrate the gifts of a spiritual life x glad you liked it!

Sent by Brenda Kimmins

>

LikeLiked by 1 person

Reply