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I did not feel God as most people see Him. I did feel something larger than myself, something in the mountains and the glaciers and the glowing sky that, in rare moments, reassured me, and made me feel that the world was orderly and loving and good…
The guy at the visitor’s center made me promise not to hike in the afternoons because it was so blasted HOT, so that left a lot of time for wandering in galleries and stuffing my face.
I hope, through these photographs, you enjoy meandering this trail with me, reveling in all this natural beauty.
The colors on the surrounding hillsides, the sea stacks and crashing Pacific ocean, the driftwood and the company, all were wonderful.
I hope these images of the beautiful roses bring as much joy and sunshine into your life as they did mine.
I love these “hieroglyphs of Deity!” Every year, I can’t help myself from taking photos of these beauties everywhere I go.
The New York Botanical Gardens reportedly has over a million daffodils, planting over 100,000 of them each year for a long time.
The photos in this post show you what caught my eye. In particular, I found the reflections fascinating!
I look for shapes, compositions, textures, contrasts, and abstract designs in these leaves and blooms, flowers, stalks and water. I hope you enjoy these photographs as much as I do!
I’ve found the decorative kale around to be quite striking this season. The one above is right outside our front door. I’ve made the collection of those photographed below…
Here are my other photos from last weekend’s visit to Vermont. I enjoyed the landscape, and went to the Vermont Country Store , as well as some good restaurants…
My weekend in Vermont was a study in cloudscapes. I took photos of at every turn; the display was remarkable and ever-changing.
“These things I know: I have planted a garden, so I know what faith is. I have seen birch trees swaying in the breeze, so I know what grace is…
“I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.”
Nathaniel Hawthorne
