campanella by emmecielle
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Description
A small bell to wish you all a wonderful day or evening!
Thanks again for your support on my images! :)
Comments (49)
Richardphotos
the bell tolls no more.outstanding subject
Darkwish
Great work, very well done!
gunsan
Sweet, can imagine the sound.
drifterlee
GOrgeous shot!
tennesseecowgirl
A nice evening to you too.
SIGMAWORLD
Interessantes Foto.
MagikUnicorn
Cool idea
jmb007
belle cloche!
helanker
What a beautiful bell and capture. Can almost hear it :-D
psyoshida
Wonderful composition and stunning shot. A perfect find. Happy belated birthday as well. I'm sorry I missed it. Hope you had a great day!!!
jarmila
hai occhio per i dettagli e cose simpatiche :-)) bel lavoro,ciao Maria
Jay-el-Jay
Very nice compositional work.
npauling
How lovely this little bell looks amongst the roses and with the horse shoe there too. A lovely capture.
Valentin
You have a marvellous talented eye!
Marinette
...รจ deliziosa ma, io la suonerei all'infinito per dire a molti: presto, presto, svegliarsi che qui siamo proprio nei pasticci. :) Ciao "mc" affettuosamente, gea.
Hendesse
Very well seen and captured. Fantastic details!
Kindredsoul
nice bell, I like this image because my mother collects bells and she has a bunch of them...
myrrhluz
Beautiful image, with wonderful textures, detail, and composition! I like the position of the bell. It seems to be singing out a joyous sound even if time has made it silent. So much here makes me think of time and change, the rust on the chain, the plant growing into the structure, and the bell which makes me think of ringing in the new year. I like this a lot.
kjer_99
The horseshoe and the vines take me back to when my family moved back to our family farm in north central Kansas way back in 1947. The house's walls were covered with a similar type of vine. The house and all the buildings are long gone now. You wouldn't know that anybody every had a home there.