At first glance, black and white photos might seem dull and lacking in personality; but look closer and you will see the details, the shadows, and the sharper lines. Lack of color does not mean absence of definition; it only means that we are required to delve a little deeper for the beauty.
tar paper house
downtown fountain
naturally black and white
look for the details . . .
glenda
Giving thanks for all His spectacular goodness . . . for the people and the places; for the times of lack and those of plenty; for all the highs and even the lows . . . He is good!
my brown-eyed girl
sweet momma
of course, the beach
much love and gratefulness to all my family
and to my precious friends . . .
above all, thanks to You, Father!
glenda
Several years ago, my train-loving friend took me and another friend along for an adventure on the Texas State Railroad. Taking a timeout from the fast-paced world, it was nice to slow down and savor the beauty of the east Texas countryside. I also appreciated the unique design of the train itself. Here’s to your love of trains, my friend . . .
enjoy the view . . .
glenda
Waiting on an early morning flight this past week that would take me to visit my brother and his family, I was stunned by the view from the terminal window. Sigh . . .
“His mercies are new every morning . . . “
glenda
Over the past several days I have been noticing the unusually vivid colors of the leaves around here. I’m not sure what is the cause of such intense color, but I am sure that you will enjoy these fall leaves as much as I. Seasons come and go and each has its own beauty . . .
“to everything there is a season, and a time for every matter” Ecclesiastes 3:1
glenda
Brilliant shades of aqua and green. Vibrant reds, yellows, and oranges. Sharp blacks, crisp whites, subtle browns . . . All unique, individual – yet part of one whole color spectrum.
petey’s, hampton beach NH
order by dylan
clear blue green
sundown shade
see the unique . . .
glenda
