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Light and Shadows
The month of April was full of it: the shadow side of humanity, the terror of natural disaster, unpredictability on all fronts and unsettled emotions. Above all – change and more change. As winter transitioned into spring, we humans followed … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachia, Musings
Tagged blossoms, change, forgiveness, healing, hope, human nature, light, love, shadow, spring, unpredictability
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Winter’s End
I am celebrating the last day of February with a little fairytale illustrated with ice photos captured this morning. As winter dragged on and people and animals had little food left, one brave woman decided to trek to the ice … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Artistic Inspiration
Tagged beginning of spring, end of winter, fairytale, frozen landscape, hope, ice cave, ice dragon, ice tree, light, return, warmth, winter, winter story
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Sunday Stills: On the Water
Last light on the fall-kissed leaves of Asian water lotuses: As soon as the sun dropped over the mountain, the color and mood became more somber: Ed’s Sunday Stills theme this week: On the Water.
Posted in Flora, Sunday Stills
Tagged Asian water lotus, light, lotus leaves, pond, reflection, Sunday Stills: On the Water
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Frayed, fringed, and frazzled
The theme of this week’s WordPress Photo Challenge is “Fray.” My mind kept wandering to fringes, borders, and edges. It seemed to me that a frayed edge was not merely a “fringe” but it was a worn fringe or edge. … Continue reading