Vivid: Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind. Mid-17th century: from Latin vividus, from vivere “to live” (OED)
Overlooking the vineyard and the beach on a November afternoon.
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Look at that gorgeous, beautiful LIGHT!!!
Hi Julie! Thanks for the comment. I’m glad you like the photo – that light is always changing. Best wishes!
So vivid.. And very pretty. What a lovely place ๐
Thank you, Julie!
Janet, this photo looks like a painting! How beautiful… Very vivid and full of life and joy!
Thanks, Lia! Joy! That’s exactly what I see in this shot, too! I love the OED definition of “vivid”. And its origins in the Latin word for “to live”. I think I’m going to use the word more often. ๐
Yes, I agree that the word “vivid” is really a super adjective! I plan on using it more than I usually do! Thanks for the inspiration ๐
Ps: I bet the wine produced in that vineyard is delicious!
Cheers!๐
Love this picture — terrific composition and color!
Thanks so much, Brett! I appreciate the feedback – especially when it’s so positive!! ๐
Very nice scenery. I like its many layers. Nice job. And thanks for stopping by and liking my Photo Challenge. ๐