the bride barefoot shivers on early sand — the camera guy seeing how perfect the light stands her in icy seas
Image: Scott Broome on Unsplash. And it was freezing on the beach the other morning and there they were…
And for music this morning, some suburban banjo (!) – from Australian composer Andrew Tuttle – with his 2020 album Alexandra. The album is about Alexandra Hills, a suburb of Brisbane. (Youtubers)
“Andrew Tuttle grew up in Alexandra Hills, a quiet slice of rural life in Redlands, a city which lies 20km or so from Brisbane, on the East Coast of Australia. Or at least that was the plan. The reality proved to be somewhat different, the area changing quickly after his family’s relocation there, resulting in his home being quickly absorbed by rapid urban sprawl, leaving him in a limbo between nature and suburbia…”
Peter Frankis writes 
So beautiful, the photo and the words. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
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Glad you enjoyed (I think the photo is of a warmer beach somewhere).
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I did enjoy and here in Michigan. The warm days are with us.
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another lovely trifecta. Tuttle’s banjo reminds me of Michael Hedges’ guitar. Good stuff.
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Thanks Lisa. I’ll have to look him up.
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That’s a great one. L. Sent from my SAMSUNG Galaxy S7 on the Telstra Mobile Network
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The price of a “perfect shot”… imagine what we are, when we are not perfect people in perfect light…
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Very smooth tunes. Funny idea, why we strike a pose for posterity’s view of us.
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