A chill went up my spine with the spiritual uplifting notes.
My muffled Mephistos stilled.
My eyes teared with more inspiring notes.

A cello of passion was whispering.
Riveting. Intense. A timeless aria.

I turned.
Across the lonely road.
In the shade.
Under the large, leafy oak.

The brazilwood bow brushed slowly across the strings.
Snow-white feather fingers glided slowly along the neck.

Eyes caressed her cheeks.
From her heart. Her soul.
Dreaming. Calm. Peaceful.
Her lithe body swaying with the music.

With tears flowing, Nikon rose to my eye.
Fog through the rivulets.
Push. click. Push click. Push click.

The greatest hymn ever written.
Comfort. Silence.
Eyes glided open.

I whispered “thank you”, in English.
She whispered “thank you” in Polish.

May you find an expression of love, calm and spiritual dimension listening to the music from my morning.

Going by the rapier blog handle, The Girl with the Scorpion Tattoo, the Sensuality of the Tango helped give Jensy the vision to unleash a powerful portfolio of words beautifully woven into a deep carpet of emotion, romance and intrigue. The Devil, fangs, red stilettos, seduction… it’s all there.

“An erupting Mt. Vesuvius of the heart and loins. I perspired as I read Lady in Red, said photographer Harold Green. “Her twist at the end was brilliant”.

It was a supreme compliment that the tango images gave Jensy inspiration to write Lady in Red .

“As a photographer, one of of my goals is to try to emotionally engage a viewer with my images”, said Harold. “When that happens, bells sound in my heart. A switch is flipped. An electrical connection is made. A person’s heart, mind or soul has been touched”.

Through Harold’s Lens also thanks everyone whose hearts were stirred, panting with passion, from the multi-photo series, Sensuality of the Tango . Your comments have been overwhelming:

… sensual, sexy. I can stare at it for a lo-o-ong time Amos van der Merwe
… sexy good stuff Adrianne Ryan
… sensuality with the aplomb of arrogance and exoticism Felicity-Ann McInnes
… oozing passion and desire theamberlight
… I can feel the heat dalo2013
… sizzling thehappyhugger
… you made me feel like 20 again Sonel
… faculous, sensual, romantic, sexy and full of life utesmile
… warm, wanton bodies Amos van der Merwe
… who needs coffee? This woke me right up this morning Angeline M
… ooo la la, come on, let’s tango!!!!!! Terry
… young men couldn’t behave themselves Sonel
… wanna learn Tango….. now! Ausaf Abidi
… I am not comfortable learning tango with a stranger Carolyn Page
… the music you make with your lens… welling up and up, the desire that won’t be denied… I’m quite breathless Amos van der Merwe
… oh wow! Vanessa von Mollendorf
… sensually bent and swayed… bodies a fantasia… erotica music played Felicity-Ann McInnes
… oh ya Terry Shepherd
… wooohooo! Sandee Trout
… very sensuous Elke Hildegard Muller
… sensuality or plain sexy…! The Rider
… feel the rhythm, taste the anticipation Amos van der Merwe
… tango was just too intimate to learn with strangers Holistic Wayfarer
… promise of passion Amos van der Merwe
…not just a tango any longer. It’s much, much more Amos van der Merwe
… you make me wish I was 20 years young again Sophia Nel
… exquisite pleasure of touching, feeling, drawing nearer… the desire Amos van der Merwe
… one for my vivid imagination Felicity-Ann McInnes
…the exquisite pleasure of touching, feeling, drawing nearer Amos van der Merwe

Through Harold’s Lens is honored to have just been awarded a Liebester Award by cecilia-maria.com

The Liebester Award is given to smaller bloggers to give recognition and encouragement, and to help the rest of the blogging community discover their blogs.

In presenting The Liebster Award, cecilia-maria.com
said she wanted to say thank you to Through Harold’s Lens and to let Harold know how much she appreciates his blog.

Cecilia came dancing out onto the stage floor of my blog, and into my heart, last fall. It was during my posting days of my photographic series on Mexico’s Ballet Folklórico de San Miguel de Allende. As a speaker, writer and professional dancer, Cecelia was using the art of dance in deep union with her beliefs in the Catholic church. She founded Dance Immaculata. There’s a stunning photograph of Cecilia on her Dance Immaculata About cover page.

Cecelia laughs at the days to come and chronicles her light-hearted journey in the everyday moments of life. And laugh and smile she does!!! In everything she does!!! I’ve gone from post to post to post as Cecelia reflects deeply, yet with pure joy, on her adventures with friends, family, the beauty of life, Catholicism and so much more.

Dear fun, smiling Cecelia, thank you. The inner beauty you bring into our world can come only from your heart. A heart that is treasured by blogging friends all over the world.

As Eva says ,“It won’t be easy”.

Our dance through this Latin culture has come to an end.

But, discovery of more in our vast, rich world continues in about a month .

I hope you have enjoyed our jaunt into the fun, quirky, magical South American city of Buenos Aires.

Dancing shoes… high heel sneakers… splashes of color… deep passion… cold beer… tango dancing.

We met many characters in a play called “Life”.

You experienced and met up close and personal:

Wild artists.… Sexy scents of women.… Hot Latin men with hip-hugging tango passions… Lush women who embrace.… Walls that talk.… Monster crawling cockroaches.… Mad wives. … Slinky models molded with curves.… Hustling salesmen.… Freezing old Gauchos.… Snorting old horses.… Wives that give permission.… Testosterone laden polo players.… Aromas of rich leather.… Beautiful strolling women.… Nudes wrapped in the woods.… Personal notes to men. … Geezers living in today’s world.… Patient Italian men.… Rowdy raucous football fans.… Terrors in the night.… Stunning women who go incognito.… Men who love old license plates.… Folks mad a hell.… Dramatic deaths on the big stage.… A talking Nikon camera.… Love and passion on the tango dance floor.

Did you join Through Harold’s Lens’ caravan in mid journey?

Open a link above. Or two. Or three. Or four.

See what you missed. Fun. A bit lusty. Perky. Wild. Weird.

Through Harold’s Lens is packing his gear bag.

Another country.

Another culture.

Harold’s photographs and stories with his lens and a pens will resume in about a month.

Thank you for all of your “Likes”, your “Comments”, our tete-a-tete and your enjoyment of what I am trying to do.

“I love you, and hope you love me”

Pining. Pining. Pining.
Click. Click. Click.

Find yourself in the video below.
Let go.
Be one with your partner.

May blazing flames rise slowly as you dance tightly embraced with the one you love.

Perky. Perky. Perky.
Click. Click. Click.

Sassy. Sassy. Sassy.
Click. Click. Click.

Passion. Passion. Passion.
Click. Click. Click.

Desire. Desire. Desire.
Click. Click. Click.

“Oh Harold, stop pushing”, the Nikon D300s camera squealed.

Click. Click. Click.

“Your soft hand is gripping me so hard”, the 70-200mm telephoto lens soothed.

Click. Click. Click.

“Are you taking secret photographs of me”, the LCD screen hollered.

Click. Click. Click.

“I’m really pissed. I get no action” screamed the Nikon D80 camera from inside the gear bag.

Click. Click. Click.

“Oh Harold. Harold. Harold. That feels so, so good”, purred the Gitzo GT 2540 tripod as the smooth, oiled legs extended.

Click. Click. Click.

“Tight fit, my man”, growled the 4GB Compact Flash Card.

Click. Click. Click.

“Please release me forever”, the Really Right Stuff Ballhead swooned.

Click. Click. Click.

“Faster. Faster. Faster”, the frames per second howled.

Minds wander deeply.

Bury into the soul.

Watching the explosive sensuality of the tango.