An online journal sharing my interests in photography, nature, coffee life, journaling, fountain pens, spirituality and asking deep questions.
My sister and I are leaving for Phoenix today. Going to spend thanksgiving with our parents and our sister and favorite brother-in-law. Hopefully there will not be any frost down there. We should be coming back next weekend unless we somehow loose our return tickets. 🙂
“The more we practice nonviolence in our words, thoughts and actions the more peaceful will be our inner state.”
“Nature reminds us of the gifts of simplicity and mystery found in chaos which we see when looking with an open mind and heart.”
This is the time of year when temperatures swing from near freezing in the morning then rise by mid-afternoon to 75 and short sleeves. We scrap frost off windshields at 6:30 am then have doors open by noon. We call it fall.
This pat weekend was lovely. Afternoon temperatures reaching the mid 60’s and nighttime temperatures down to freezing. The cold nights and humidity brought frost to everything in the morning. Saturday morning included some fog where I could not see across the pond.
I used to think my most important work was what people would see. Now I’m convinced it’s the work they may never see. Matthew Chambers
The photographer must be a part of the picture. – Arnold Newman
So, does that mean every photo is a selfie?