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Water flows, like time, unstoppable. She's carrying many stone vessels. They move slowly, millennias, before they reach their destination as much smaller pebbles. They won't even notice how many trees will grow and die around watching their race to eternity. And then I come with camera thinking: "What a lovely brook...click..."
I went for one of my favourite walks through a forest near our place a couple of days ago, that has a small creek running through the entire area. I decided to try to get some macro shots of the creek, so I squatted down on a small rock in the middle of the water, tilted my LCD screen and held my camera about 1" from the water and shot. This little "waterfall" is only about 4" high. I didn't fall in and the only thing that got wet was my camera strap.
Multiple (8) exposures - River Aire at Malham Cove; the warm light is reflected from a sunlit cloud towards sunset
This temporary structure, Flow, takes the form of a 3D ice crystal built with digitally fabricated slot-fitting wood connections. The design's loose bonds allow it to be reconfigured into various shapes, similar to the frozen and liquid states of water. This display is another one of the 7 temporary winter art arrangements transforming the lifeguard stations in Toronto Eastern Beaches. These structures are meant to draw Torontonians out of hibernation and back outdoors.
The relentless flow,
as time ushers life forward,
find your spot and grow.
Sometimes it seems that the seconds of our lives flow like water cascading over rocky cliffs during a torrential downpour. Slow those waters down, root yourself and embrace the flow. While exploring Twin Falls at Rock Island, it was nice to focus in close on the flowing water of the cascading waterfall and picking out interesting details. Wishing everyone a great day ahead. Thanks for the favs and kind words. They are much appreciated!
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Flow - Sade
Paulo is back from Vancouver
Jenn. & Alex did well
He called asking me how I was doing
We go back a long time
Friends call friends
Here is to my friend
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The river waters drop and vanish here as they pass into a natural bridge being cut through the rock.
"The Spiral of Life" by Melissa Carey
A highlight from the 2021 Swell Sculpture Festival.
3 whales were swimming from south to north (right to left) about 200m from the shore whilst the photo was taken!