Some midweek tranquility. #WaterfallWednesday. Have a good day.
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Some midweek tranquility. #WaterfallWednesday. Have a good day.
#photography #photo #foto #fotografie #fotografia #running #TrailRunning #nature #trees #morning #video #MomentOfZen
I don't know what's going on w/ #Loops, but i'll just post my vids directly on #Mastodon
a lovely tribute to Stephen Colbert on The Daily Show's Moment of Zen
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a lovely Moment of Zen tribute to Stephen Colbert in his final week on the #LSSC
had to reduce it to low quality for it to fit #StephenColbert #Colbert #TheDailyShow #MomentOfZen
“In the woods we return to reason and faith.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
#Photography #SilentSunday #MomentOfZen #CaliforniaStateParks
The Road Goes Ever On And On:
Remains Of a Cypress:
On A Clear Day:
Some days are just so breathtakingly clear that you feel like every little detail becomes a part of The Moment.
From the Seagull in the foreground, to the crash of the waves behind it, to the distinct signature of the twin towers at Moss Landing 14 miles away; to finally the heavy clouds above the distant Santa Cruz mountains, it cries out to not just be viewed, but absorbed into one's soul.
#Photography #SilentSunday #LandscapePhotography #MomentOfZen
Bubbles:
Evelia and I arrived at Window On The Bay in Monterey a few hours before the local No Kings Rally.
Except for the some of the organizers setting things up, the crowd at the park was surprisingly light, something which changed considerably later.
But one of them already had the bubble machine going, and I spent a few shots trying to see if I could get a focus lock on them.
This frame with a bicyclist in the background was my favorite.
Snowy Springfield Morning:
Immediately prior to moving to the West Coast, Evelia and I lived in Springfield IL near downtown on a tree-lined street that looked like something straight our of a Norman Rockwell painting.
Especially when it was covered in fresh-fallen snow.