Thursday 10 September 2015

Soulfood Friday

An end of Summer picnic on the green.



Flowers catching the light on the Kitchen window sill.



The muted colours of an Autumn garden.


Every Friday I'll be pausing to notice something from the week that has nourished my soul.
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A special, sacred-everyday moment captured on camera, or perhaps a snippet from a book, a recipe still warm from the kitchen or something whimsical that simply made me smile. 
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Here are a few simple things that have fed my soul this week.
What has inspired/fed/nourished your soul this week friends?
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Feel free to link up to your own soulful spaces either at the bottom of this post or in the comments.

   

   

14 comments:

  1. it feels autumn's already here... beautiful photos!

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  2. Beautiful soft autumn imagery - a special time of year.

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  3. Tranquility is the word that comes to mind as I visit here today! Thank you! Wishing you a grand weekend!

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  4. I love the last two pictures. There is nothing more beautiful than the sun on that dusty gold color of drying grasses. So lovely the way you captured it.

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  5. love that first image. It makes me think of raggedy sunflower petals in the light. I've been seeing a lot of sunflowers lately.

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  6. I hope this week has been good to you Suzy, that you are smiling and happy and you enjoy a beautiful weekend.

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  7. I love these photos, so beautiful.

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  8. Oh what lovely golden light. I've just put a golden hour app on my phone and it's making me even more aware of the light than usual :)

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  9. beautiful beautiful images! love the bunting in the first!

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