"The eye sees a thing more clearly in dreams than imagination awake."
My pupils were dilated to see the trail under the moon. Dark moving figures, near or far, tall or short, were coming toward or going away from me. The darkness was saturated, and people kept silent. I could not hear the babblers chirping.
Only the raindrop was willing to tell layers of story through its startling bright eye, but I had the feeling those were related to a reptile. The forked tongues were hidden, though not completely.
My pupils started to contract when the moon had disappeared. There were actually more to see. And I always saw Dusky Leaf Monkey stayed very quiet atop some trees. Very tame, yet so very confused.
It must have awaken fully.
That is a fantastic shot of the monkey. Seriously, it's great and I'm jealous. :)
ReplyDeleteYou walk there at night? Not dangerous ar especially the slithering forked tongue thing! Eyes following you in the dark...scary! The cute little monkey I dont mind, always encounter its relation in my morning walk too.
ReplyDeletewow, that monkey's eyes look so big!
ReplyDeleteThat little monkey is the cutest thing, rainfield. How big is he, actually? I would be so timid out there on a night tril with creepy crawlies, moon or no moon, especially by myself.
ReplyDeleteThe three pictures are great.
ReplyDeleteI think I would be too afraid of the dark the take a walk at night...
You are brave to be in the woods at night. I love the cute monkey and its beautiful eyes. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThe eyes of the Dusky Leaf monkey are so beautiful, and so was the raindrop! Wonderful photos..
ReplyDeleteI like the photo of the DROP.. so clear..
ReplyDeleteMy what big eyes you have.
ReplyDeleteThe better to freak you out with
...said the dusty leaf monkey
The theme for this post is black - for the moon, the rain drop and also the monkey but this is a beautiful black!
ReplyDeleteVery nice subject, you have a lot of imagination
ReplyDeleteThis was sure a treat!! I could enlarge everyone! Your right, I think they leave impressions we're not always aware of? Your moon puts mine to shame..but it's still counts I suppose (ha ha). Somehow you manage to get quite the expressions! Very enjoyable-
ReplyDeleteI would be leary of walking about in the dark! I like the photo of the little monkey, how cute!
ReplyDeleteGrate macros. I have never seen that type of monkey in Sri Lanka.
ReplyDeleteWow, a night hike. I haven't done very much of that. But I know that there are lots of great things to see. Love the monkey.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, especially your header!
ReplyDeleteSome great photos there,and nice thoughts to go with them!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot! but...i hate monkeys in my garden!
ReplyDeleteeach one of them is unique and very well taken, the monkey however is something not everyone of us can shoot any day, unless we go to the zoo :(
ReplyDeleteyou are so clever to capture that water droplet. I have yet to do it.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean it was not so complicated 20 years ago? You became a Kiwi?
i am fascinated more n more by yr writing :)
ReplyDeleteI liked the monkey photo very much!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Beautiful eyes!
ReplyDeleteThe monkey looks like he was hypnotized, perhaps it was the moon.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say? A super WOW of course!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning shots! My fave is the raindrop. You made me wish more for a macro lens.
oh, such beautiful photos! all of them a treat to the eyes!
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