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Tag Archives: nature photography
The Slant…
…of the September sun, that is. We have been blessed with absolutely beautiful here in West Georgia for the past few days, even though Irma slammed our neighbors south of us. The angle of the sun shifted… …making … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, environment, Inspiration, Irma, nature photography, September 11, Truth, West Georgia
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People, Politicians and Pasture Grass
The year is almost over. No, I take that back. This year is as good as over. What the hell happened to it? That’s a stupid question. I know what happened to it. Working, loving, living, crying, laughing, sweating…that’s what … Continue reading
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Tagged being 65, Benghazi, Hillary, nature photography, Occupy Democrats, pasture scenes, people, politicians
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Nature Over Words Today.
The words in my heart weep. And the sadness is fueled by anger…anger that we do so little about so much, fear what we don’t understand, condemn those who are different and blame the poor for being poor. I could … Continue reading
September Sun
Reality pierces the heart like the September sun burns through the morning fog. A painful shaft but for an instant, that turns into a flood of warmth, Penetrating the dampness, coloring the grey, golden. Revealing not only the face of … Continue reading
