There is a crack in everything,
that’s how the light gets in…
Leonard Cohen
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The Beauty Along the Road 
sublime!
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Thank you, Cindy, I absolutely adore that Caribbean blue coming through the snow.
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Perfect pairing of words for the cool blue images!
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Thanks, Kat. Most of us may have the winter blues, but this blue is cool 🙂
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You know how I love cracks!!! These are beautiful and so amazing!
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You “crack” me up, Glenda. 🙂
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Deep thinking…..
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Leonard Cohen certainly did that…keep listening to his songs over and over.
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Lovely pics and quote!
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Thank you, Kelly. Are you familiar with Leonard Cohen’s songs?
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No, I just looked him up and got directed to a site of his top 10 songs, number one was Hallelujah – love that song!
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That is a beautiful song and I love singing along.
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Beautiful blues!
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Winter blues at their best 🙂
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Beautiful series. The way the temps are right now, another extreme temperature advisory today, I just don’t want any heat escaping through the crack. 😀
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Got you – must conserve what we’ve got inside.
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Love blue ice. The last time I saw it up close it was frozen over my gutters. Thanks for Leonard Cohen quote. I’m always surprised when I dig out my old vinyl folk artists and my husband knows who they are. He’s nine years younger and was raised in a blink and you missed it, Bible belt town. I grew up in Chicago and my hippie days were spent in Old Town. Now we both live in a blink and you’ve missed in part of the country where most people think we’re both weird old hippies. 🙂
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I never get bored listening to Leonard Cohen. His lyrics are so poetic and yet so politically astute.
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Well, I love cobalt and I see a hint of it in these cool pics;) Sorry I’ve been absent so long.
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Hi Kristin, I was just thinking about you today and wanting to visit your site to see what you are up to. Telepathy?
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Beautiful blues. And L. Cohen
Beautiful blues. And one of my favorite L. Cohen quotes.
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Mine, too 🙂 Thank you, Icelandica. Glad to hear you are a fellow Cohen fan.
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I never get tired of him. I listen to him over and over again.
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Are you my twin-sister?
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that’s possible… I saw him in concert a year or two ago. I will never get over it. He was 78 and performed 3 hours 45 min. without any sign of flagging. It was such an intense and mesmerizing experience. I felt so full afterwards. You know when viewing an artistic event can make you feel so rich?
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Oh, I am so envious. I’ve never seen him live. Where was this?
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Wallingford, Connecticut, of all places. He played his heart out for us.
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These photographs are beautiful. They have a deeper meaning for me as I am experiencing a seismic shift in my life right now. Cracks. Breaking. Opening up. Becoming.
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So happy that it resonates with you, Folami. Breaking open can be painful and scary – but that light coming through is magic, isn’t it?!
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Beautiful blues AND one of my favourite Leonard songs. Saw him do it live in London, Ontario a few years ago. The Labatt stadium was full – from babes to ninety year olds.
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He has a very broad appeal. I’ve never been lucky enough to see him perform live.
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