Sometimes, the edges between land and water are well-defined.
Sometimes, the boundary line between two dichotomies is easily defined.
Here is water – fluid, wet, flowing. And here is land – dry, static, still.
Things can be that clear, and that simple.
But what happens, when the lines get blurred?
When one blends into the other, without a clear and distinct boundary?
When one reflects the other; when someone holds a mirror up to us?
What do we perceive? What are we willing to see?
Are we able to blend dichotomies, live beyond either-or, give up our need for certainty and definition?
Walk in the beauty of oneness?
Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week: Where Land Meets Water.
The Beauty Along the Road 
Beautiful reflections!
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Thank you, Cindy, I love that green-golden color that seems to be unique to this particular lake, Buffalo Lake.
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Exquisite- I love the reflections and elongations stretching the imagination in those shimmering waters
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Thank you, K., for stopping by. I love your expression “stretching the imagination” – very poetic.
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Beautiful image and thoughtful prose – lovely.
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Thank you, Peggy, glad you enjoyed it.
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It looks to be a forest edge as well.
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It is a lake embedded in a forested wilderness. It’s called Buffalo Lake.
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Sometimes lines do get blurrred and we need to be accepting. Lovely photo!
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I actually like it when the lines get blurred because it breaks up the black/white thinking that our culture seems to prefer.
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Yes, my thinking. as well! Enjoy your Sunday 🙂
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I think that land is quite fluid as well. Once I learned about edges being the most abundant places on our mother earth.
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Thanks for your comment, Rhet. Yes, the edges are very rich, in all domains, really. I wrote a post a little while ago on edges and was reminded of it through your comment: https://beautyalongtheroad.wordpress.com/2014/08/29/on-the-edges/
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How artistic, love the gorgeous reflections…
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Thank you, Charlie. It’s a beautiful lake, especially in late afternoon light…
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Edges, just as life is. Beautiful shots
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beautiful!
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Thank you, Lola.
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Very profound! Great interpretation for Ailsa’s travel theme. I wish I could learn how to walk in the beauty of oneness. 🙂
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That is the ongoing challenge…always. 🙂
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Beautiful photo and reflections on our perspective. Thanks Annette!
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I love the photo as well as your insights!
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Thank you, Lynn.
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Just lovely and so calming!
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