Give it Time
I've always loved the shape of this tree on the path inside a local park. I've captured it from just about every angle but the head on framing is it's best side. The downside is that I rarely get a picture I'm happy with even though in person it just makes me stop and admire it. It wasn't until this night this summer that the light was behind it and hitting it from angles I haven't seen before and the whole scene was transformed like I personally haven't seen it before. So I wonder if this is a life lesson of sorts? The patience that is required of us. How we want things on our time. I hate to admit it but I wish for things that could be different. I miss my youngest daughter. I just want her to walk back through our front door. Putting these words on the page are therapeutic for me. I hope it's not too heavy for those reading this. I'm practicing patience, giving it time, but I am not sure if there will be a solution in the end. I hope and pray for it. I thank God for photography because without it I am not sure how I could cope somedays. My wife and I struggle with this missing piece in our lives. If your still with me can I ask you for a moment of your time to say I quick prayer for her return? Thank you Flickr family.
Give it Time
I've always loved the shape of this tree on the path inside a local park. I've captured it from just about every angle but the head on framing is it's best side. The downside is that I rarely get a picture I'm happy with even though in person it just makes me stop and admire it. It wasn't until this night this summer that the light was behind it and hitting it from angles I haven't seen before and the whole scene was transformed like I personally haven't seen it before. So I wonder if this is a life lesson of sorts? The patience that is required of us. How we want things on our time. I hate to admit it but I wish for things that could be different. I miss my youngest daughter. I just want her to walk back through our front door. Putting these words on the page are therapeutic for me. I hope it's not too heavy for those reading this. I'm practicing patience, giving it time, but I am not sure if there will be a solution in the end. I hope and pray for it. I thank God for photography because without it I am not sure how I could cope somedays. My wife and I struggle with this missing piece in our lives. If your still with me can I ask you for a moment of your time to say I quick prayer for her return? Thank you Flickr family.