“Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.” – Confucius
When I was heading to work the other morning, I snapped this photo of the Maple River. On my social media page, I received a lot of opinions on how the photo was creepy. Personally, I thought the scene beautiful. I guess one could say the image is hauntingly beautiful.
What do you think?
Until next time…peace
“That is one good thing about this world…
there are always sure to be more springs.”
L.M. Montgomery
I just love watching the beautiful swans. I am always so happy to see their return. For me, the return of the swans is a sign of spring.
Until next time…peace
The sunrise was spectacular this morning.
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I was on my way home when I was fortunate to see this herd of deer. I think, there are 21 deer. I only took a few photos of them. I did not want to spook the deer while they were eating. We’ve been having very frigid temperatures the last few days. I am sure the deer were happy to find food.
Until next time…Rebecca
Michigan has been experiencing a cold snap the last few days. But the sunset tonight was absolutely beautiful. Of course, I only snapped a few photos. I just was not dressed warm enough to stand out there.
Until next time…peace
“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beautiful night, I spent time outdoors photographing the clouds and sunset. The weather was definitely cold, but I couldn’t resist the view.
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I snapped this picture on my way to work this morning. Mid-Michigan had snow yesterday. But by this morning, almost everything melted.
The remnants of yesterday’s snowfall provided a peaceful morning for Christmas Eve. \
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The last sunset of September did not disappoint. I did not use any filters or editing. I just added my watermark.
Have a great evening everyone! Bring on October.
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Ok…I am not bird a expert. I am just guessing. But, when the Egrets and other water birds begin to gather, I know summer is coming to an end. Hard to believe right now, the temperatures are still in the 90-degree range with high humidity. Yet, from my photo adventures, I can tell you colder weather is just around the corner.
I snapped this photo over by the dikes, yes, that is a local term. I know there is a formal name for the protected wetland area. I just cannot remember. (I keep telling myself to photograph the sign, but I get distracted by the wildlife).
Until next time..peace
Always take a moment to enjoy the sunset. Since my house burned down in December, I try to find joy in the little things. Watching the sunset is one of my favorites.
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