Appreciation to nature for this beauty! The trail winding through the snow covered forest.
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Lens-Artists #386 | The Power of Juxtaposition
This week Patti is the host and she has introduced the theme, The Power of Juxtaposition. This was a new word for me and I will admit I was very confused at first of what to photograph – the word was throwing me off. Patti however had some great examples in her post – pleaseContinue reading “Lens-Artists #386 | The Power of Juxtaposition”
February Can Be Frigid | #21
Another, that when I saw it, my heart skipped a beat. The sunshine, it was so warm and bright, the trail winding through the bush. The snow over the trees. So grateful.
February Can Be Frigid | #20
Isn’t this gorgeous, can you just feel the warmth of the sun, the power of being immersed in nature. An instant peace and calming effect.
February Can Be Frigid | #19
I absolutely loved the way these trees fell across and created this triangle pattern. Blanketed in snow, with the bright warm sun, and deep blue sky. Grateful to mother nature!
Wordless Wednesday | Freezing Rain
Ice & Finding Peace Amidst Change
The astrological shift that is upon us, was on point, the energy can move quick and can also be really, really good. As someone who has a more challenging time with change – even when good, this is mind bending, but also in a beautiful awareness. This evening, with many things swirling around in myContinue reading “Ice & Finding Peace Amidst Change”
Lunar New Year 2026 | Year of the Horse
The energy of this year feels different, it felt different before 2025 was ending. “This shift marks the beginning of a new energetic cycle: it is a moment of collective renewal which, this year, coincides with the start of Eclipse season, a time of accelerated change and transformation. The Fire Horse carries intense Yang energyContinue reading “Lunar New Year 2026 | Year of the Horse”
February Can Be Frigid | #16
It feels so incredible driving through nature.
Lens-Artists Challenge#385 | Unusual Crop
This week Ritva encourages us to think outside of the normal photography constraints and push the cropping limits. In Ritva’s post, she provides many beautiful examples, one that pulled me in is the in camera crop. It is ‘easier’ to crop in post processing. This morning I woke and looked outside, in the bright morningContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge#385 | Unusual Crop”
