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If there is no light at the end of the path you are going maybe you are the one who have to light it up.
Follow the Path
While organising my Lightroom catalog I came across this image I had taken near Friars Crag. Some of you will recognise the location. Unfortunately the path doesn’t look this way anymore as they are building a new one.
Made me think about how things are always changing.
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The Pier, Castlerock
Throwback to the end of summer. I was here one evening with a good friend of mine taking a few shots and trying to capture something a little bit different. We walked along the beach to this old pier which separates Portstewart Strand, the river Bann flowing into the Irish Sea and Castlerock beach.
The sunlight was providing a nice warm glow onto the pier that evening and it was incredibly strong just off to our left.
It was only when I was home looking at this image on the screen that I began to connect with it more. The pier eventually leads to an end and then the ocean rolls on endlessly. It reminded me of the steps we take in life. Being on the right path is important and being sure of our footing is of utmost importance too.
Proverbs 4v26 we are to "ponder the path of our feet" to give consideration to where we are going and where we will spend eternity.
It's good to ponder our feet and change course to head heaven bound in and only through Christ.
Hope you like the outcome.
Taken in 2011.
The bike path beside the Charles River, caught at a rare moment when there were neither joggers nor bikes in sight.
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On a wet day in Berlin, there wasn’t much photography to be had.
There was a lot of getting wet, and attempting to stay huddled under the brolly, but little photography.
However, while walking through the urban park around the Tiergarten area, I saw this lovely scene and decided to get the camera out of the bag to shoot it. I even had to change lenses from the 14mm to something a little better for the scene, so I went from super lazy to actually doing quite a bit to get this image.
Hope everyone had a lovely weekend. I booked flights to Vienna for the weekend after next so will likely be driving around Slovakia for a few days; I obviously want to see Bratislava but feel most of the time will be spent in the Tatra mountains.
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