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Windshield view driving home through Hamburg boro. Note the town movie theater is showing Men In Black 3. This theater is one of the last remaining neighborhood theaters. The flags lining the streets were displayed for Memorial Day and will continue to wave for the summer.
Photographing the generally bashful muskrats during the warmer months is often difficult. Ice forming in the Kingston Inner Harbour is off-putting to a lot of wildlife but not for muskrats. They take advantage of the ice that affords them cover as well as opportunities to access foraging locations further away from shore. Looking around the frozen sections of the harbour, one can often see several individuals simultaneously, suggesting muskrats are thriving in the area.
Oil on stretched canvas
800 x 800 mm
“The inner journey is a passionate inquiry into our own soul, our own personal field of experience. It’s not enough to be passionately involved in a subject or pursuit that we are interested in learning more about; we have to be passionately involved in our own process. We need to inquire into and study our own state, our own soul; our inquiry has to be about what is relevant to us personally.” – A. Hameed Ali. This journey is just starting for Gaulimee, who lives with thousands of others on the streets of Brazil. Support CARF at carfwebnet.blogspot.com/.
"But now, alone, over rocks, mountains,
Cast out from thy lovely bosom,
Cruel jealousy, selfish fear,
Self-destroying: how can delight
Renew in these chains of darkness
Where bones of beasts are strown
On the bleak and snowy mountains
Where bones from the birth are buried
Before they see the light?"
from "The Book of Ahania", William Blake, 1795
Anzac Day Round 3, Inner West Magpies v Pennant Hills in the traditional match at Picken Oval, Concord. The Magpies were inspired and shocked the powerful Pennant Hills team with an oustanding win. The Anzac Service prior to the match was solemn and uplifting for the large crowd in attendance. Well done to the Inner west Magpies Club. Photos by Leigh Gazzard.
A smile to a stranger may give inner steel.
Say Hi to strangers you pass and a moment for chat when it's right.
A Poem for Someone:
There should be no rain for the lonely
For they have weather like moods
Lamenting showers of “if onlys”
And gales of solace in foods
A word from a person they hardly know
Uplifts like the warm breezes of spring
Then turned down.. a shattering blow
Slaps the face like wind blown hail does it sting.
Excitement; no sleep tonight, ‘til new day looms
An outing, a picnic the clouds rush away
New friendship is here, a cherry tree blooms
Elation of sunshine there’s company today.
Dogwood Photography Challenge Week 19: Portrait: Messy
As I watch my daughter grow older each day, I cannot forget that the inner beauty is more important than the physical. I force myself to say more to her than just she is beautiful. No matter what, she can conquer the world with her intelligence, her inner strength and her will.
This messy portrait is a reminder to me that beauty is subjective and no matter what, just love them for who there are..
I love you Lele !