this, that, and the other
I got down on hands and knees to look at this slope from a birds’ or critters’ perspective.
It’s good to look at things from a different perspective. It’s good to be reminded that one isn’t the only inhabitant of the town, province, country, continent, what have you.
I got down on their level to capture a different perspective of these fungi sprouting from a trunk in the back yard.
Looking up gives one a different perspective on a heavy snowfall.
Icy fingers await springs’ warmth to unlock them.
Ice, looked at differently.
This landscape – of a greenery covered bench – asks us to view our world from a perspective outside the one(s) we are accustomed to using.
We spend most of our relaxing time in the backyard on the deck. Sometimes, though, we settle in this spot, which provides a completely different perspective on our humble little garden.
