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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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lindylecoq.com
Ritva invites us to showcase photographs that create a calm and soothing atmosphere; "images that evoke feelings of peace and contemplation." Finding quiet moments that provide a sense of serenity is central to my mental well-being, so it was a delight to look through my archives for photos that radiate the nature of tranquility. Miller... |
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grammywrites.blog
Quaint villages, flowers by the pond, and the inevitable coming of Fall are gentle reminders that our world is shaped in serenity and beauty, prompting quiet moments for us all. For example, Castlerigg Stone Circle in Northern England and Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park have drawn millions of visitors for centuries, but a tranquil... |
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annegeephoto.com
I always learn more about my photography approach when I work on these challenges. Through Philo's challenge, our guest host this week, I've learned I'm not a true minimalist type of photographer. I may be simplistic, but not in a minimal sense. For me simplistic means concentrating on one subject without a busy background. For... |
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