The word “weird” has appeared twice in my environment today, and I offer it to this image, in the Celtic sense of “wyrd,” misty, supernatural, ancient, otherworldly.
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Utterly glorious. Wow.
Beautiful. The unique power of black & white.
Beautifully atmospheric, looks almost sepia in tone. Goes well with the poem above!
Gorgeous and haunting.
The word “weird” has appeared twice in my environment today, and I offer it to this image, in the Celtic sense of “wyrd,” misty, supernatural, ancient, otherworldly.