Month: March 2020

Foto Friday #82

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DSC04936 (4)DSC04442 (4)DSC06648 (2)DSC08290 (5)Advice From a River:

“Go with the flow

Slow down and meander

Be thoughtful of those downstream

Go around the obstacles

Immerse yourself in nature

Stay current

The beauty is in the journey!”

~ Ilan Shamir

For Lens-Artists Challenge: A River Runs Through It

Photos:

The Rhine River from Marksburg Castle in Braubach, Germany

The Windmills at Kinderdijk on the Lek River in The Netherlands

The Southwark Bridge over the River Thames in London, UK

The Railroad Bridge over the Muskingum River in Zanesville, Ohio

Foto Friday #81

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“Chaos”

The world is drenched in panic and fear

like a ship on a stormy sea

desperately trying to stay afloat

amid wave after wave of debris

Tread with care through the turbulent ocean

Drown not in the depths of despair

The sun will shine on calmer waters

Smooth sailing soon will prevail

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Baltic Cruise 879 (2)

For Lens Artists Photo Challenge: Chaos

Wishing you good health during the pandemic… and always!

Photos: Sunset on the Baltic Sea, Strong winds off the Isle of Capri, Sailing on Lake Malaren in Stockholm, Sweden

Foto Friday #80

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How did they do it? How did they build the great Gothic cathedrals of Europe without the help of modern-day tools and equipment? In Medieval times, it was a complex process involving an assembly line of common laborers, experienced builders and skilled craftsmen; materials such as stone, iron and wood; experimentation and innovation; and time! Lots and lots of time—in some cases, hundreds and hundreds of years!

The Cologne Cathedral in Germany is an impressive architectural masterpiece. As the third tallest church in the world, it is described by the UNESCO organization as an “exceptional work of human creative genius”.

For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Point Your Camera Upwards

Photo taken in Cologne, Germany

Foto Friday #79

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Red is an emotional color. It means love, hate and many things in-between. It awakens passion, excitement and our will to survive. It is energizing! Red can also make an old stone structure come to life when used as an accent color on a door or a window. It encourages the passer-by to take notice and bids them to come inside… so we did!

For Nancy Merrill’s a Photo a Week Challenge: Red

Photo taken in Galway, Ireland

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