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Daily Archives: February 6, 2017
Dark Clouds from Life at 17 #writephoto
Dark clouds hovering over me, Casting shadows I can’t escape. Staring into the horizon, I keep on searching, For a speck of light, Continue reading : Dark Clouds
On Being Smarter by Ken Decroo
Reblogged from Baja Moto Quest: Ken Decroo and Congo, African Elephant, Photo by Gale Cooper, 1981 Concerning the training of wild animals, I often speak on the importance of being smarter than the animal you’re training. When asked to elaborate … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Humour
Tagged africa, Animal People, animal training, Animals, Books, Gale Cooper
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Guest author: Kevin Morris – Visual impact
At approximately 18-months-old, I lost the majority of my eyesight due to a blood clot on the brain. While I can distinguish light and dark and discern the outline of objects, I am unable to see detail. So, for example, … Continue reading
Of Low tide by Inia Jardine #writephoto
I just love the ocean so much, stormy or still, wild or calm, taking a long leisurely walk on the empty beach during soft rain or swimming in sunny weather. I am a child of the ocean. Well, an old … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged caring for the planet, ecology, oceans, sea, tides
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How blue was my sky, by Neel Anil Panicker #writephoto
Sitting by the rocks, his legs half-dipped in icy waters, he stared into the distant horizon. When had he done this before – escaped from life’s madness – and watched the sun paint colours on the sky? That pleasure was … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged memories, short story, tragedies. sadness
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Low Tide by Prajakta #writephoto
You work for it. You sweat for it. Shoot a dozen wishes to make it happen… Yet it keeps getting out of your reach. You chase it to a point and almost give up in exhaustion Maybe you pause and … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged #writephoto, fruits, Life, Patience, poems, tide, time
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The Moons of Mountain Ana IX… Stuart France
* “So when do I get that drink you owe me?” “Soon…” * The warmth of silence as she threads the eye of a needle. * “I like your owl.” “It’s Minoan.” * Continue reading here
Posted in Ancient sites, Books
Tagged Don and Wen, landscape, magic, meaning, mystery, Photography, Poetry, psychology, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye esoteric
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