I often wonder what people are thinking about as they slowly walk through puddles or just kick the sand. Maybe it's just what a wonderful world this is?

Contemplator

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Zero having a think.

Canon EOS RP with Kipon 75mm f2.8

An attempt at "Elizabethan boudoir photography". I am wearing my newly completed Blackwork trimmed Elizabethan smock. The image of the Lady in her underclothes, hair down, and bare feet on her bed would have been highly suggestive... the image itself also suggests other themes....comtemplation of aging beauty perhaps.... photo by Glenn Eilers, photo editing by LM Johnson.

model: Kayla

life

in my hands i hold the stars and planets.. in my blood runs the cosmos.. i am nothing, yet i am everything..

Back to Boulder.

A pensive pause during a game of basketball; spotted in Victoria Park, Leicester

Blog post shanti4evr.blogspot.com/2012/02/national-parks.html

Canon EOS 1n, Kodak WL Surveillance Film, Rodinal 1-100 stand developed for 1 hour, Epson V600, Post in CS5 and Nik Color Efex

Lit with a Paul C Buff Ultra Zapp 800 with a 36" Eclipse Umbrella and a 42" silver reflector below and to the right

Yashica FX-3 Super 2000

ISO 400

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

I wonder what Molly is thinking about.

Another hot, hazy and sticky day ... Sitting outside his home in the early morning contemplating life. Taken in a narrow lane off Yuyuan road in Shanghai.

A contestant in the men's team Kolache eating contest tries to swallow the kolache he just finished before biting into a new one during the 2015 Kolache Festival in Caldwell Texas.

Post hunt

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Kula (Aaron & Linda's dog) takes time out to appreciate the good things in life

Sukko, Anapa, Black Sea. Nikon Nikkor 80-200mm F4.5

Image from a preview of the exhibition Contemplating the Void at the Guggenheim in New York.

Artist/Architect: Torafu Architects

October 2012

I'm not suicidal (most of the time, anyway), but I have this little issue with heights - being up high makes me want to leap off. Thankfully, we can do that in SL!

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My youngest son (2 1/2) is uncertain whether the sea is something he wants to enter or not. I think he feels that sand is safer, after all :-)

"Museum vour Schone Kunsten" Peter Paul Rubens

Apparently we are experiencing an "anticyclonic gloom" and zero sunshine ....

Caught a quiet moment of someone admiring this weathered globe monument during a sunny walk. It's fascinating how something so simple can symbolize our complex world. The way the sunlight plays on its surface, highlighting the etched contours, almost gives it a life of its own against the bright blue backdrop.