Living in that childish wonder is a most beautiful feeling – I can so well remember it. There was always something more – behind and beyond everything – to me, the golden spectacles were very, very big.
Kate Greenaway
How are you going to live in childish wonder today?
For more golden moments, please visit: Skywatch!
Lady Fi 
It’s not always easy to live in childish wonder these days, but I never stop trying! And your marvelous photo of a breathtaking, golden moment is one of the things that bring me to a place of childish wonder! And this was one day that the lift was most greatly appreciated! You do spread the joy and I’m so glad I found your blog! Have a lovely weekend, my friend!
Sylvia
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I am never disappointed in your photos when I visit. Never.
Di
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hahahahahahhha….excentric shot…golden…life…dreams…oh, dear…I like..the oposite of mine..dont u think?
I have taken one in silver…u in gold
congrats
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That is beautiful.
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Beautiful magical picture, and full of wonder.
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your blog always fascinates!
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this is a dreamy, enchanting photo…
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simply beautiful!
xoxo,
fickle
how small are we?
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What a precious gift of beauty it must have been to experience that sunrise (sunset?). It is a joy to wake up to the photo today, since we are grey on grey and continual rain where I live.
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Extraordinary golden sky and lovely reflections in water.
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Beautiful and golden! Great reflection in the water
wish you a nice weekend:-)
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Fantastisk flott bilde, og sitatet liker jeg veldig godt 🙂
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what? you mean the wonder stops?
:-O
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Those were the days Fi. When we were children life seemed so much more….larger, brighter and more exciting. Nice photo too – Dave
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LadyFi: Neat Sunset and a great reflection.
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For adults, that gift of wonder really is a gift. I’m working at developing it, your photography, and your gift, are helping me a great deal.
Thank you.
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It’s truly golden moments… so lovely…
Thanks for dropping by 🙂
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Yes, I do wish I had my childhood eyes again. So quickly we grow out of them into our adult, busy eyes. A beautiful soothing reminder.
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Today if it keeps raining I am going to splash in the mud puddles!! If it were warmer I would make mud pies..I HOPE I will not be tempted to make snowballs:(
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What an amazing picture.
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Beautiful. This is a very nice, peaceful photo. Thanks for sharing.
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we stole my boys out of school early and we are all playing hookie together for a fun day…
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The picture and your caption absolutely capture the reason I love Skywatch!
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Wow its beautiful and amazing!
Happy SWF and weekend Lady Fi.
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I can never see too many pictures of sunsets.
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These are some really beautiful,lovely and fantastic shots !!Great post as always !!
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This quote and your picture funnily enough reminds me of the line from Wordsworth in Intimations of Immortality where he’s talking about just this subject : “we come trailing clouds of glory…”. Happy Friday.
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Breathtaking! I lost myself in the beauty. Did you notice the sun’s reflection took the shape of a heart? Doubly lovely.
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Beautiful sky! And thanks for visiting my photblog!
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Beautiful photograph, it’s like something out of a fairy tale.
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Gorgeous photo. Love the reflection. Childish wonder – thats a great goal 🙂
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This is divine!!!
And having a child around definitely connects you to childish wonder.
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Childish wonder is a precious gift. Beautiful skies help inspire it, but it’s still something that we cannot earn – only experience and enjoy.
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Wow, really wonderful pics with a very classic touch, i really enjoyed those of Valborg. Thanks for visiting my blog and your nice comment. All the best!!
/Alberto
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Beautiful and colorful sky! Love the reflection! Happy skywatching!
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Lovely, lovely
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You get this warn and fuzzy feeling by viewing this lovely image. I hope to catch similar photos in this coming season of spring and summer.
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It’s so easy to miss the beauty of nature seeing as how she puts on such a good show day after day. I am glad you are there to capture shots like these, Fi.
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Beautiful, as ever. As for childish wonder, I don’t think mine ever disappeared completely – one day I’ll be all grown up 😉
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You have such a way of capturing nature at its most breathtaking moments.
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This is magica;! The colours are stunning.
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Love the picture AND the message!
I lived in childish wonder today as I examined the insides of a pistachio shell…and thought about the shapes that this could also be…
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Your photo is absolutely stunning!
My childish wonder– Maybe a trip to the ice cream store 🙂
Cheers,
jj
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Childish wonder…hmmm…..thanks for reminding me there IS such a thing. I have an all-points-bulletin out on mine right now but hope to have it returned soon. LOVELY “Ah” moment with that picture and I TRULY appreciate your challenge. Perspective can change a lot of things. 🙂
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That’s a great composition !
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That’s breath-catching.. just beautiful!
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love love it.
wow.
and I try to live in childlike wonder. it’s gratitude and praise and joy. not always easy, but it makes such a difference.
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Oh my, this so makes me want to live where you live. At least until I remember the photos that you post about the cold, and snow.
Jen
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You always have the most amazing skies where you live… what an absolute gorgeous photo!! But I’m lucky, I have to say we get some pretty amazing skies here too. 🙂
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