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Beautiful images. Love the minimalist approach and the feminine and masculine counterparts. The figures seem African if I am not mistaken. They are beautiful and the golden glow emanating from the "skirt" is luminous and lovely. For some reason, I didn't think thanksgiving was celebrated in the UK. I am glad that I was mistaken. At any rate my dear, I have a thanksgiving post from yesterday and of course, a haiku today. I hope yours was wonderful.
Peace and Light,
Noelle
haiku on Friday
a handful of syllables
scattered heart to heart
Haiku here and here
thinking of you with great love.
Graceful photos and words Sue. xo