Sunlight can reveal many things, hitherto unseen, or un-imagined.
“Turn your face towards the sun, and the shadows will always fall behind you”
Something to Ponder About in the SunShine
Sunlight can reveal many things, hitherto unseen, or un-imagined.
“Turn your face towards the sun, and the shadows will always fall behind you”
Something to Ponder About in the SunShine
In life, a quest might take us on unexpected paths, with possibilities that are open, wide or endless, or narrow and constricted, limiting our options.
The difficulty is to breathe in, and squeeze through the narrow tunnels of life.
It is then we can fully appreciate the exhilaration of achievement and persistence on the open road.
The longest journey begins with the smallest step
Quest photo challenge
Something to Ponder About
We are hell bent on building walls……
Walls that take us on a desolate and dying path to nowhere…..
In an increasingly unpredictable and uncertain world, Andrea has so succinctly written how many feel in their hearts.
Inspiration for Daily Post.Something to Ponder About
A foreigner said to me
Fish or cat?
Mouse?
Who am I to tell him
we are watching Picasso and
man is no fish
neither are we cats
mice perhaps.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Forces of Nature.”
In Australia, a country aged by the wind, sun and sea, we see many examples of nature’s work and Forces of Nature.
I am drawn to the sea, as most of us are, who cling to the more hospitable coastal regions of Australia for hearth and home.
The limestone structures that survive, here on Australia’s southern coastline, defy wind, rain, tempest and frothing sea and are an example of natural endurance against the continual pounding of the ocean and are geologically, if not also aesthetically, interesting.
Captured on a very basic Auto focus camera, with the exception of the first photograph, taken with a Nexus 4 and edited with Picasa.
The forces of nature – Something to Ponder About
There’s a new photographic challenge on the WordPress Blogging University, explore the tag photo101 to find out more. This photo addresses four days beautifully. This photo was taken way before the photo challenge existed and it seems I followed the rule of thirds.
For me, most of Denmark and lots of Scandinavia is embodied in the word “Bliss” and scenes like this encapsulate the atmosphere I feel in the Danish countryside.
This is the place where my great grandfather was born. There is a salmon ladder here and the red building is a water mill that dates back to a time in the nineteenth century when a ‘fabrik’ or cloth factory was located here. The factory was run by the Larsens and made uniforms for Danish soldiers battling their southern neighbours!
Those days are long gone and the factory building is now a teacher’s convention centre, and the grounds are used for picnics and recreation. I think great grandfather and his family would find some bliss here!
Day 2 – Street and Establishment Shots
Day 3 Water Orientation
Day 4 Bliss
Day 5 Solitude and Rule of Thirds
Something to Ponder About
Shadows can be fun and a form of communication
Shadows can be omnipotent
or threatening
Shadow Play-
Something to Ponder About
It is easy to find lots of Yellow around you when you look hard enough.
Such a happy colour –
More yellow flowers… Banksia… my favourite
Riverfire festival: Support the duck???
Yellow houses….
in New Zealand
and in Denmark
Bees like yellow too……
I used the picsart app to embellish the final photo
Join in with the Daily Post’s Yellow – Photography Challenge and find some yellow in your environment.
Something to Ponder About
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