exploring nature’s infinite connections
Q is for Quiet
Pond bullrush
After a long evening of trying to get at the root of some website issues and why my site is being attacked, I need some.
A very, very short entry unfortunately… sorry folks.
this post is tagged with these subjects, you are invited to explore and wander …
The Fusion Series is a pairing of my fondness for playing with multiple exposures with the aspects of connectivity in nature. With spring wildflower season well underway, it is important to remember a wildflower doesn't exist in isolation. It is a product of the soil...
In honor of 2022-02-22 or 22-02-2022 but certainly not the bizarre order of 02-22-2022 (apparently we Americans don't do metric and we can't get our dates in a logical order like the rest of the world), published at 22:22 ET - here are some photographs celebrating the...
My mind is and has been, toying with a concept for quite a long time now. It is difficult to put in words, let alone imagery. It is the concept of the dynamic dichotomy that exists around us with destruction vs. protection, life vs. death, forest vs. trees, assembly...
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Love the layout and design of your blog! Your pictures are great too!
Thank you Jared.
This is lovely. I”m an amateur photographer who doesn’t spend enough time on the craft. But I love looking at other people’s photos. Your sense of composition is particularly interesting….I will be following your blog.
Gayle from Red Woman Lying on Her Side
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Thank you Gayle and welcome!
I’d say you have quiet here in three ways: the color blue, the horizontal lines, and the image of almost-still water. Lovely.
I picked it rather quickly – so I am glad it works for the word!
With that image, you could have gotten away with writing absolutely nothing. Beautiful!
I hope you are having a lovely day. I’m enjoying all the birds looking for mates this spring while seated on my back porch. Even the woodpeckers are hammering out a love song!
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Happy blogging, my dear.
Thanks for the nice remark Darla.
Absolutely beautiful and quiet image!!!!
I am glad you were still able to access this site Monte! It has been a bit iffy the past 24 hrs. 🙂 Seems I still need some fixin to do