Years ago I spent a period of time in this city because of education, a wonderful city
for a awhile since I had returned to visit a good old friend at the local hospital.
We spent the time looking out the window from the 12 floor and talk about old memories.
Fortunately, as the dusk was lowered over the city of Viborg
some would jokingly say that the stories deserved this light
Good memories emerge from the darkness when we see the light.
Inspired from the always worth visiting Paula’s Thursday’s Special this week *theme*: “Portrait“
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What a gorgeous night shot! i would never have imagined you to take it from the hospital room window. I hope your friend got better. Thank you, Drake.
#.paula
Actually it wasn’t that dark only twilight but the camera believed it was night… 😀
I enjoy darkness coz I find lights in the dark so positive – could it be more positive that light in the dark, I guess not – maybe it’s me, but I always try finding positive moments everywhere – born not naive but positive… 😀
So glad you enjoyed this view of the city where I spent my last teen age years – even if the city is hidden in twillight – in Denmark there are 3 cities which are a very important part of old history of the state of Denmark as a unified state society – the city of Ribe, the city of Roskilde and this the city of Viborg… 🙂
Thank you for sharing this Drake. I enjoy darkness too, especially in cities. People are tucked inside eating, drinking, and streets get more bearable 🙂
Some call it the backs of the cities – I disagree, there is no front versus rear, but two fronts – in a way cities like humans are a unification of light and shade, I believe… 🙂
The splashes of green light are especially effective, Drake.
#.tish
The green splashes are the light from a two storey car park in the center – so glad you like it, really appreciate… 🙂
I love how you said this: “Good memories emerge from the darkness when we see the light.” So true!
#.pattimoed
Yeah sometimes only a candle light is enough for starting this
– our thoughts drawn against light glow or even glare too… 🙂
Really do appreciate your words so much… 🙂
Fantasmagoric night!
Stunning!
#.anna
So glad you like it, really do appreciate your words… 🙂
Light is alluring… 🙂
This is really beautiful, Drake – darkness and the colours melting together in a perfect way. Like memories I think – of different shades, yet every single one matters to make the picture complete.
#.ese
So glad you like it, really do appreciate your words… 🙂
Light is alluring and dark (we like darkness or not) is a perfect contrast – to sense it is a feeling that, like every other feelings requires some form of counteraction to flourish… 🙂
Yes, one pretty much can’t exist without the other.
Agree, even a egoist can’t function without some one to be selfish to – really feel for those poor people… 😀 😀 😀
You always seem to see the light, Drake 🙂 🙂
#.jo
‘hehehe’ – I’m born positive (not naive) and enjoy challenges… 🙂
Don’t call me stubborn, but I very very rarely give up… 😀 😀
It’s a wonderful thing to spend quality time with good old friends. I hope your friend got better and that you will have some more great memories to share in the sunshine, or on another beautifully captured dusk as this!
#.resa
Lights in the dusk is often the incentive for memories popping up… 😀
So glad you enjoyed this view, really do appreciate your words… 🙂
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The green color in the pic is definitely fascinating. 🙂
#.soul’n spirit
The green color are the light from a two storey car park in the center
– so glad you like it, really appreciate… 🙂
Very nice!
#.elisa
Thanks a lot, really do appreciate… 🙂