I keep telling the hubby that I’d be more than happy to start and maintain a photo blog for him. This is why:
This was taken within the last hour, out our upstairs (cat-snot-covered) window. Wow.
Not only am I lucky to have a partner who can take such good pictures, I’m really happy I found one who can see the beauty available right outside our front door.
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Hi dear!
This is amazing! Do you have it in a larger size? The sky is stunning, it actually made me think about works by Vladimir Kush. Do you know this painter?
ps – it feels awesome to be back to your comments š
I do! I thought about putting it up bigger.. Let me go see how it ‘really’ looks as I’m still figuring out the new wordpress app!
I’ve missed you š
There! That’s a little better! I think he took this as a panorama and that’s why it looks strange. I stole it off his facebook!
My hat is off to a photographer who can work around cat snot. I know the problem.
Oh yes! I think he was saved by the fact that only Spot stands on his hind legs to snot on the glass, so half the boogers were missing at human-eye height.
Aaaaah. This one’s amazing~
I know! I only feel okay with stealing it because he ran for the camera first š He needs his own photo blog…
zounds!
Ridley Scott is a believer that the quality of light in Ireland is unique. I think it’s all the water in the air, myself, but this pic proves his point. Brian spends soooo much time hanging round waiting for this kind of light, it’s not funny. But he’s not allowed get cat snot on it. Clients won’t pay for that š
Cat snot is a bonus! Adds the gritty, or is that slimy? note of reality. Send Scott one of my Mayo shots, we could use the advertisement here of a film shoot.
Stunning photo. Thought they were clouds until we read about the cat snot.
Hahahah! You totally got me.
Woah, that is beautiful!!
I’ll tell him!
You better!
That doesn’t even look real! He’s a fabulous photographer!
I know! It only lasted a little while, so glad he caught it.
Wowzers…that’s awesome.
Ever since I started meditating, I’ve always thought about travelling to Japan and sitting in a field with a pagoda in the background during the sunset. But recently, I discovered a park with a stream running through it, and I meditate there.
As I walked through the park, I realized that there’s beauty all around us, just waiting for us to stop obsessing about x, y, and z. I also realized that to get to where I want to be in my meditation practice, I don’t necessarily need to go to a far off land.
Everything we need is right here.
It seems such a small and obvious thing – but somehow it does take serious thought to make ourselves stop and see – or hear – and just relax. By the way my bad typing first indicated to the iPad that I wanted to say ‘serious thighs’ and I thought that was funny. Imagine if we had to have massive wobbly hams before we could appreciate a stream or a sunset š Ah, hell, even varicose veins and cellulite make pretty patterns, don’t they?
There must be some powerful magic in that cat snot, if it leads to such a sublime shot. I look at that sky and it triggers imagined worlds beyond, beyond, beyond…
Kitties are magic! I guess I should give hubby some credit too. Nah, Kitties are still magic.