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Mike!! thank you thank you thank you!! this was such an awesome surprise today. I was so tickled I had to put it up immediately. front and center of my desk - will grab a frame very soon!
I owe you a payback print! let me know what I can send your way! :)
Finally finding time to pick the camera up again. Liked the light play in the green stones. Also thought the 'light' theme was cool, because Garbo is doing much, much better!
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Just having fun editing. I removed the 2 dark spots as suggested by T.Morris (thanks, i didn't notice them) and replaced the file.
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Several miles of walking along this logging road finally brings us near the forest trailhead that leads to Twin Falls. A most welcome sight.
“There was never a night or a problem that could defeat sunrise or hope.”
*** EXPLORE: December 25
To God BE The Glory !
Once I pondered optimism for the "in the future" challenge I just couldn't get it out of my head. I thought this photo was a good symbol for optimism :)
I believe if we remain optimistic, even through very difficult times, we grow! I also believe that if you are pessimistic through dark times, it will hinder your growth... (I could write forever on this topic, but I'd best go and make my tea :))
odc - in the future
Optimists are nostalgic about the future. ~Chicago Tribune.
An optimist is someone who orders a dozen oysters in the hope of being able to pay for them with the pearl he finds inside.
Theodor Fontane
Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas)
Port de peche Leucate
Harbour of the oyster fishermen of Étang de Leucate, Département Aude
Occitanie, France 27.08.2024
Optimismus
Ein Optimist ist ein Mensch, der ein Dutzend Austern bestellt, in der Hoffnung, sie mit der Perle, die er darin findet, bezahlen zu können.
Theodor Fontane
Pazifische Felsenauster (Crassostrea gigas)
Port de peche Leucate
Hafen der Austernfischer vom Étang de Leucate, Département Aude
Okzitanien, Frankreich 27.08.2024
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You can try the best you can
if you try the best you can
the best you can is good enough
(Radiohead, Optimistic)
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.
Helen Keller
Went into the city last night for happy hour, a photo shoot, and to visit Maggie at her coffee shop. While taking photos of the skyline, I looked around and saw this. I think the sky and silhouettes made an interesting shot.
Funny thing is the skyline shots are nothing special. I'll see if there is something interesting to salvage.
Yellow - The color of happiness and optimism. Yellow is a cheerful and energetic color that brings fun and joy to the world. - From Color Meanings by Jacob Olesen.
Have a cheerful day, everyone... :)
I visited the lake again today. The Pelican remains at the lake. From a distance I watched as it sort of rambled forward, slowly exercising its open wings. It never attempted to take off.
If you look at the photo, the injured wing is its right wing, shown on the left here. No obvious deformities. From my observations and from what others have told me, this bird has been in place for at least two weeks. Because there is no obvious 'break'...or anything else obvious to the eye...it may be a muscle, ligament or tendon injury. Any of those might heal. My subjective interpretation of what I saw today was the Pelican was 'testing' its wings, to see how they would work. The photo looks 'normal', but I have to say that when the wings are folded, the right wing significantly droops and drags along the ground.
Though rescue seems unlikely, for a number of reasons, perhaps there is hope that the injury will indeed heal itself. And the bird does not LOOK ragged, undernourished or lackadaisical. It looks normal, except for the dragging wing and the inability, apparently, to fly.
Can you feel optimistic when you look at this photo? I do. Is it just a feeling or do the colors make me feel that! I really don't know.
Hope you like it
“The New Year is a painting not yet painted;
a path not yet stepped on;
a wing not yet taken off!
Things haven’t happened as yet!
Remember that you are blessed with the ability
to reshape your life!”
―Mehmet Murat ildan
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I am asking that we stop seeking out the storms and enjoy more fully the sunlight. I am suggesting that as we go through life we “accentuate the positive.” I am asking that we look a little deeper for the good, that we still voices of insult and sarcasm, that we more generously compliment virtue and effort. ~ Gordon B. Hinkley
Even though the Corona Virus is causing a lot of doom and gloom, there is always optimism:
“If you're reading this...
Congratulations, you're alive.
If that's not something to smile about,
then I don't know what is.”
― Chad Sugg, Monsters Under Your Head
The New Year 2020 has rolled in, so let's hope it brings lots of good things. Happy New Year everyone
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We were supposed to be painting the kitchen today, but, we both overslept ! Lol ! So instead I've been doodling and this is the result ... Influenced (I think) by the Pattern and Decoration Movement
Entered in the Kreative People: Treat This no73 - Friday March 27 - Thursday April 3
Many thanks to xandra m for her lovely source image ivy, used to create the side panels.. A small version of "ivy" is posted below in the first comment box
All other photographs and textures are my own. These are, as near as I can remember:
FrostyGradient
GoldenNoise2
AutumnFog
SpringReflections
And are available from My Texture Set