Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved. --Helen Keller
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I like the effect this gives and also liked the post yesterday.
Wow! That is really a beautiful sky watch shot. I am always amazed at the beauty captured by all the bloggers everywhere. :) Lovely, very lovely. Oh, and thank you for your sweet comment about our social photo. Very sweet of you to think our trio is nice. We had a great time.
Wow - the first thing I thought of when I saw that was Symphony Fantastique. Wish they hadn't used it in that Julia Roberts movie; ditto Ravel's Bolero in "10" I can't listen to them the same way anymore...sometimes pop culture destroys the good stuff. But I'm getting off-track. This is a wonderful photo, both the ominous and uplifing caught together.
Another synchronicity - you had one about geometry and my blog, now I just discovered my email Word-of-the-Day is "idee-fixe" which it said is a word coined by Hector Berlioz to describe the principle theme of his Symphonie Fantastique, which I mentioned earlier here. Cue the Twilight Zone theme!
Hello again Bob, Marshes are fascinating places aren't they? What fascinates me particularly about the marshes I show on my photos is that it was once part of the river Dee.Part of the river began silting up round about the 17th century and has gradually formed the marshes.Every time I walk either on or near the marshes, it always amazes me to think that the river once flowed through here! Parkgate,which I don't suppose you have ever heard of, was a busy port when Liverpool was just a small fishing village! I hope I haven't bored you with all this,lol
This pretty much illustrates what "under a cloud" can mean under the worst of circumstances.
Out of so many choices of great sky watch images, I selected your entry because I wanted to find out what Bob Dylan was blogging about. *g* Love your blog's name! :-)
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I like the effect this gives and also liked the post yesterday.
Wow! That was my response when your photo came up. Beautiful with great depth of color.
Wow! That is really a beautiful sky watch shot. I am always amazed at the beauty captured by all the bloggers everywhere. :) Lovely, very lovely. Oh, and thank you for your sweet comment about our social photo. Very sweet of you to think our trio is nice. We had a great time.
What a threatening cloud - but luckily there is also light down there:) Nice SkyWatch!
That's really beautiful.:)
WOW fabulous photo
Great picture and nice words. Love it all:) have a nice weekend!
great sunset photo
Wow - the first thing I thought of when I saw that was Symphony Fantastique. Wish they hadn't used it in that Julia Roberts movie; ditto Ravel's Bolero in "10"
I can't listen to them the same way anymore...sometimes pop culture destroys the good stuff. But I'm getting off-track. This is a wonderful photo, both the ominous and uplifing caught together.
Nice swf
Now thats' mean and moody.
Great sky photo!
That is really a lovely sky shot.
Building Character is like a Sculptor Chisseling
Wow!!! Is that just storm clouds, or is something on fire?
Nice and moody -- just the way I like it...
Another synchronicity - you had one about geometry and my blog, now I just discovered my email Word-of-the-Day is "idee-fixe" which it said is a word coined by Hector Berlioz to describe the principle theme of his Symphonie Fantastique, which I mentioned earlier here. Cue the Twilight Zone theme!
This is a very beautiful sky watch picture! I love it!
Hello again Bob,
Marshes are fascinating places aren't they? What fascinates me particularly about the marshes I show on my photos is that it was once part of the river Dee.Part of the river began silting up round about the 17th century and has gradually formed the marshes.Every time I walk either on or near the marshes, it always amazes me to think that the river once flowed through here! Parkgate,which I don't suppose you have ever heard of, was a busy port when Liverpool was just a small fishing village! I hope I haven't bored you with all this,lol
Very dramatic and ominous.
Great shot and quote.
This pretty much illustrates what "under a cloud" can mean under the worst of circumstances.
Out of so many choices of great sky watch images, I selected your entry because I wanted to find out what Bob Dylan was blogging about. *g*
Love your blog's name! :-)
A stunning and surprising lightshow. How clever of you to have baggedit!
Wonderful sky. I love how the dark and light are together. Nice quote to go with it.
I love this photo, its the colours and their contrast that catches my eye.
Excellent quote. The colours in the pic are so fine. Orange and blue and no gradient in between.
Yeah, I hear ya Helen, but it still sucks to suffer.
I'm working on doing something outrageous to inspire ya Robert Z.
Incredible capture! The clouds look so heavy and menacing. Nice work.
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