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windkisses.com
This week, Ritva reminds us to hit the pause button and search for quiet moments in our lives. In all honesty, when we engage in quiet we listen closer to contemplation, appreciate timelessness, and find it easy to dwell in nothingness. It feels nice. It feels rejuvenating, and it feels necessary. I think quiet moments... |
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scillagrace.com
A quiet momentIn harmony with natureWhile tourists stroll by I got an opportunity to visit the Portland Japanese Garden today. The juxtaposition of clean, geometric lines and natural areas was so very calming. The uneven surfaces required a slow pace. Visually and mentally, it created quiet in me, even though there were plenty of people... |
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wanderingdawgs.com
John's challenge is to find examples of photographs that feature compositional elements such as lines, patterns, or colors. I see these elements all around me in man made structures and in nature. In the featured image the black walkway on this pedestrian bridge leads your eye to the figure dressed in red at the end... |
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scillagrace.com
This week, Tina is hosting a challenge that looks back to a limitless subject of photography: shapes and designs. My original post on this theme from 2021 can be found HERE. Since that post focuses on Nature, this time I will share some shapes and designs that were manufactured. "Design can be art. Design can... |
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