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Winter has me editing images I never delivered to clients. This is similar to a few others I have posted, just a little cleaner.
These IR files are a lot of fun. I have this in blue also. This looks real (un)natural. The ruins are in Delamar not the twilight zone.
Waterfowl Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta
A snow storm in the Canadian Rockies early in the season. We are looking across Waterfowl Lake along the Icefields Parkway. A mountain looms in the distance, obscured by the falling snow.
The light you see during the fall is so deceiving. Even though the chill nips at your nose and you can see your breath the light always looks so warm.
And as you can probably notice from the last few pics, I ran around the woods this weekend making the Golden's sit in every patch of sunlight I could find. They both got steak when I was finished!!!
View Large On Black to feel the warmth.
“Summary: Teilhard’s cosmic vision of religion and evolution opens up a new vista of religion in the second axial period. He posits a deep incarnation whereby God is wholly immanent in evolution and yet transcends evolution as the power of the future. The world is holy and sacred but we need a new awareness of what is already present. Teilhard suggests that vision must be an inner-outer process and calls attention to the relationship between mysticism and technology. The more centered one is within, the more one can see the same center in the connections of shared life. AI can play a significant role divinizing the world by living from a depth of connectivity within and without. As second axial religious consciousness takes root in the twenty-first century, we should be prepared for a very different type of religious person to emerge, one who will be a part of the church of the planet—hyper-connected, co-creative, religiously performative and living on the frontier of ongoing creative networked life—whereby God rises up from the darkness of separateness into the radiating unity of life.”
-Re-Enchanting the Earth: Why AI Needs Religion by Ilia Delio