The world in a snapshot,
a moment contained,
a door to the next thing,
our life in a frame.
This is a post for High Calling Blogs’ PhotoPlay: Frame It. Thank you, Claire, for the inspiration.
June 22, 2010 by Kris
The world in a snapshot,
a moment contained,
a door to the next thing,
our life in a frame.
This is a post for High Calling Blogs’ PhotoPlay: Frame It. Thank you, Claire, for the inspiration.
I like your first picture (they are all good). It draws me in and makes me want to wander down the path.
Thanks, Nancy. This was taken at the Carriage House at Glen Eyrie, one of my favorite places. A Tudor style castle built by Gen. Palmer, it is now the Navigator’s conference center. Hope you get to come wander some day. I’d love to show you around!
Eye catching and thought-provoking pictures and words! “Our life in a frame” – makes me seek keen awareness of what’s around me. You captured unique moments!
Thanks for stopping by and leaving encouraging words.
Thanks, Donna. This exercise has made me think in moments and helped sharpen my awareness, too. Thanks back!
i am unable to save your image for the gallery. could i ask that you please email it to me.
thanks in advance.
c
yes the lady in the mirror is the best one. is that you?
your words: “a door to the next” say so much.
This is one of my teammates. We were doing community development work and had some time to go shopping. Hope the emailed photo comes through okay.
Wow, an excellent set of frames. It brings a little more perspective to Claire’s post! Thanks!
Well, maybe a different perspective. Thanks, Michael.
thanks for stopping by…
the lady in the mirror is my favorite of your photos – reminds me of a middle eastern or asian market. but all of your photos are beautiful.
Thanks, Richelle. That photo was taken in a textile shop in Central Asia. Every wall was hung with color and pattern. It had a vibrant, intimate feel, and was one of my favorite places.
it has been many years since i spent time in asia – but the feel and color of those markets is unforgettable. :-)
I like the way these invite a person to look into your world.
Thanks, Susan. It’s a good world!
Oh. Wow!
Thanks, and thanks for stopping by!