Life is the fire that burns and the sun that gives light. Life is the wind and the rain and the thunder in the sky. Life is matter and is earth, what is and what is not, and what beyond is in Eternity.
~Seneca
Taken with my iPhone
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- Sunrise and Rainbow
- Ducks in Flight Over The New River
- Blue Skies
- Great Blue Heron In Flight
- Red-bellied Woodpecker
- Decorated by Nature
- Holiday Bokeh II
- Carolina Chickadee - Simply Living
- Mallard At the Duck Pond
- A Pooped Pooch
- Female Cardinal
- Blue Jay - Taking A Big Bite
- White-breasted Nuthatch
- Salmon Colored Skies
- White-crowned Sparrow in the Falling Snow
- Sharing Is Loving
- Puffed Up Grackle - A Rainbow of Colors
- Sunrise Greetings
- Dark-eyed Junco On a Branch
- Frost On the Berries
- Cedar Waxwing - Watching Me
- Mockingbird Close-Up
- Mourning Dove - Golden Moments
- Sunset Sky
- Little Bird - Big Leaves
- Wings of Friendship
- Cedar Waxwing Conversation
- Learn, Live, Hope
- White-breasted Nuthatch - On the Climb
- Cardinal in the Snow
- Hearts in Nature - Frosted Heart
- Singing Titmouse
- White-throated Sparrow
- Bluebird Celebration
- Let Your Heart Guide You
- Sun Setting on the Branches
- Carolina Wren - All Puffed Up
- Mushroom Discovery
- Preening Mama Mallard
- Happiness Flutters .....
- Laugh, Think, Cry - Make it a Full Day
- Journey-work of the Stars
- Carolina Chickadee - Eye to Eye
- The Art Of Living
- Wispy Dandelion
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- Hearts In Nature - Tree Bark Heart
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6 comments:
Gorgeous shot. I love the look of silhouette and bare branches.
Love the sparkle of that sun through the trees. Well caught.
Wonderful capture of light and a great quote as well.
Great to see you doing skywatch! Lovely picture.
Great framing and a rare beauty shot :)
Firas
http://firaszphotography.wordpress.com
Great shot, I love how the sun is just about to disappear behind the branches.
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