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The heavy atmosphere blends the sky with the river boundlessly.

 

Pacific Northwest - Winter Fog

 

Fog:

A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface that obscures or restricts visibility (to a greater extent than mist; strictly, reducing visibility to below 1 km)

 

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**Best experienced in full screen

Thanks for your views.... ~Christie (happiest) by the River

   

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A long look ahead...

 

Elbe Tunnel - Alter Elbtunnel

 

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Piani di Ragnolo, Acquacanina (MC)

A hiker gazing at the unforgettable, remote, almost mythical Kvalvika beach, Lofoten Islands, Norway - reached after a beautiful hike on grassy and rocky slopes, with vistas of the shimmering sea on all sides, and a long uphill slog to finally reach Ryten peak - with this breathtaking view over the desolate beach with waves crashing on its shores. The clouds swept in and out obscuring the view at times, but many intrepid hikers went out onto the rocky ledge on the cliff's edge to get their photos taken, not me! The hike was a bit easier by Norway standards, another bonus. The beach itself can only be reached hiking, but on the way down to it, we found that the footing was steep, rocky and treacherous, so we satisfied ourselves with the view from up above.

A tunnel of the metro, the infinite in front of me, the nothing that surrounds existence, the lines that give way to get out of nowhere.

Managed to get this image on an evening walk on the river Tees.

Calm sunset at the Infinity bridge at Stockton-on-Tees.

Blue hour on a early summer day - @ Knokke, Belgium

I have been wanting to catch Infinity on a misty night for ages and I saw one forming, as I discovered, it wasn't that misty down by the river. Nice for a walk out though!

 

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Created from a chain link fence and after another morph of many images here this fro Sliders Sunday!

 

Thanks to Aimee's Shoppe for texture flic.kr/p/edmJ4F

near Kaza valley spiti river

"Infinity" - Long exposure, Aberdeen beach, Scotland.

I was not going to post a entry for the ‘Infinity Symbol’ task on Smile on Saturday this week until just opening Flickr to check on the number of views that I had had overnight. There on my Flickr homepage was an example of the very same symbol, just staring me in my face, almost taunting me to say ‘Go on, if Flickr’s given you this example, then jolly well use it!’.

 

So here it is, a photo of a tiny section off my Flickr data page, tweaked a little to get the best results from the image. Very surprised that no one else has used it.

Water Lily pads on Lyman Pond this evening at sunset.

Infinity setting on my Nikkor Macro Lens. When I saw the theme I immediately thought of the great hit by the British Group 'The Who" -

Kirchberg - Luxembourg

On our way from Fort William to Inverness, we spotted this pond with a view of Loch Lochy behind. We loved the view and reflections.

the bridge lighting up

This Thing, Infinity

 

Thinking beyond thought, being of non-being,

Certainty without reason and vision beyond seeing.

Everything and nothing, both infinite and finite.

Where nothing escapes or travels beyond light.

A time without end, when all exists for all eternity;

Fascinating paradox, this thing called infinity.

An end without an ending,

From here to eternity, and back to the beginning;

An endless sojourn

From which there is no return.

For, there was, and yet, never is a beginning,

And there never will be an ending;

Only, an end, continually becoming.

 

~ Gene Margolis ~

 

Just take a look outside tonight and contemplate the infinity of space.Its vastness is too huge for us to see. We’re in an infinite, never-ending, never-beginning universe.

 

Endings are beginnings...to infinity and beyond!

Sending love to you... xoxo

 

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Merci Cécile!! ;-)) et merci à Martti....toujours si patient quand je lui dis "ne bouge plus"!!!

I go to the Infinity Bridge often to practice,but tonight was worthy of sharing on flickr as the river was very calm.

 

Paul Downing Photography

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