Sometimes we have to shave away the crap to get to the point. Our minds get so filled with statistics, remedies and preventatives that we're lost in the fragments. Instead of looking at all the things we "wish" were, we need to be thankful for what we still have and rebuild from the debris.
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I just had a tough time choosing between three photos so thought I'd share the other two I was torn between.
Great shots! I'm partial to the first one too!
ReplyDeleteYou choose the right one....the first one really brings out your vision behind the image....love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI really like this series of pencil shavings with the colorful pencil tips. Might have to dig mine out and try this! Thanks for being inspirational.
ReplyDeletethat's a good one...look at who we are...gosh do we ever do that? i found it quite amusing that you had trouble working out which pencil shavings to show us ;)
ReplyDeleteI had to repost some of your blog post on facebook. Amazing. So....more in touch with real life than most politicians. You should run for office!
ReplyDeleteNice pics. Love the metaphor.
ReplyDeleteI know I should be reading the words, but I can't get past the composition of the photos. They're excellent!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm in the mood to color and feel like a session with my watercolor pencils. The simple elegance of your pictures is always so gratifying!
ReplyDeleteYes, I try to remind myself to do that everyday, some days are harder than others.
ReplyDeletevery creative shots--I would frame those and hang them on a wall.
ReplyDeleteI love all these photos, but something about the green shavings in the first shot really caught my eye
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