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This is the Quaker meeting house at my daughter's school. Quakers believe that there is that of G-d in all of us, and I think this is sometimes called "Inner Light". Meetings for Worship are mostly silent. "Paul Lacout, in Quaker Faith and Practice, described a "silence which is active" causing the Inner Light to "glow"." (Wikipedia)
And, because Quakers are pacifists, including Quaker mothers, I'm submitting this to the September monthly scavenger hunt for the category "Bella Detesta Matribus" or War, Hated by Mothers.
"Inner Peace"
Dieses Bild wollte ich zuerst gar nicht erst entwickeln, doch nachdem ich es einen Moment lang angeschaut hatte, kam in mir irgendwie ein Gefühl des inneren Friedens.......das fertig entwickelte Bild hat eine ganz andere Ausstrahlung als es ursprünglich vor Ort war an diesem Abend. Es war neblig, gespenstig, nass und windig.....und abenteuerlich. Wenn ich es jetzt so ansehe wirkt es auf mich beruhigend. Die Anfahrt war schon abenteuerlich, sowie auch der Aufstieg zu dieser Location - aber noch abenteuerlicher war der Rückweg. Mit dem Nebel und der Dunkelheit konnte man nur noch ein paar Meter weit sehen und so musste man sich an ein paar Anhaltspunkten orientieren.
First I wouldn't post process this image. Thought it wasn't worth it. But then I stared at it for minutes and I somehow I got a feeling of inner peace. The final image has a totaly different feeling than it really was when I took this image: it was snowy, windy, spooky, misty and a real adventure. Looking at the image now, it looks so calm. When we hiked back to the car we almost lost our sense of orientation. We only could see about a couple of meters due to heavy fog and the darkness of the night.
An Antony Gormley sculpture at Lake Ballard, in the Western Australia Goldfields region, north west of Kalgoorlie. This is part of the public art exhibition called Inner Australia.
Charter fishing boats tie up in the Inner Harbour of Victoria, Seychelles. The red-roofed building is the Seychelles Yacht Club.
I want to keep up with playing around with Photoshop and Post Editing, improving my skills and that but recently I have been struggling for ideas and inspiration for a photo. Until I came across this quote from George Bernard Shaw a famous Irish Play-Writer and this is where I got my inspiration!
“A Native American elder once described his own inner struggles in this manner: Inside of me there are two dogs. One of the dogs is mean and evil. The other dog is good. The mean dog fights the good dog all the time. When asked which dog wins, he reflected for a moment and replied, The one I feed the most.”
― George Bernard Shaw
Hope you like and remember "F" for favourite and as always view LARGE "L"
Could I tell you that this was taken in Montana and get away with it?
Probably........
.....but truthful player that I am, I must admit that this is in the middle of Central Park
...fractured shell, Bass Point
Chamonix 045F1, Rodenstock Ysaron 75mm, Delta 100, Xtol(1.3)+RO9(1.160)
Local fishing man fishing in Ken River just next to King River Lodge in Panna India, they use the inner tubes from a lorry to do there fishing.
Dramatic rainy skys could not keep us from admiring this amazing lighthouse at Baltimore's Inner Harbor
I've fought my inner demons in every which way but they're not interested in leavin' me so in me they'll stay I'm like a fire that can burn this fucking town to the ground and there'll be nothing but ashes if you let me come down
I've fought against the system every day but it ain't interested in leavin' me alone anyway, It's like a fire that keeps me burning me but gets me "well" it's why I've never tried to break the lock on my prison cell.
"The inner self that escapes through the back window".
This sight instantly inspired me. It gave me the impression that I don't look at a ruined house, full of abandoned debris. Instead, I had the merry sense that I look into someone's soul. The inner self that escapes through the back window.
antics...
as some of you know, i have bouts of dizziness/vertigo...it is not really the spinning type, but more like walking on a water bed or trampoline...i often get a bit after long haul flights and such...as I had a head cold in china, some internal flights and lots of wizzing around in high speed elevators, I was having some fun with it the last part of my trip...and after awhile at home it seemed to have gone away...until yesterday...
so I went to the doctor, got some meds and was told to stay home for the next 3 days and chill out...which I am happy to do....but...while waiting for my injection i could not help thinking of the rolling stones song, mother's little helper...with it's "what a drag it is getting old"...and was humming that which gave the nurse a laugh...
the above image is in a funky neon tunnel that connects the 2 sides of the river by the bund in shanghai...you ride across in a little sci fi pod, which reminded me of an old woody allen flick that some of you might remember... :-)
and the image seemed kind of inner ear-ish...
now back to chilling...
Something a bit different. This is the inner harbour of Mevagissey, a fishing village in Cornwall, UK.
Lower Antelope Canyon is well over a hundred feet below the earth's surface. As such, it is accessed by climbing down a series of steel ladders - some just a few feet long and others perhaps twenty five feet in length; all are at extremely steep angles. As you climb deeper into the heart of the canyon, the light diminishes and changes color. Hence, as you look up toward daylight, you will experience the beautifully carved walls of the canyon reflecting a wide range of colors and tones. It's like no place else on earth. Both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons are located on privately owned Navajo Nation land. Page, Arizona.
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