“We too can repair our cracks with gold
And glow again.
Crazed by life,
More beautiful than ever before.”
― Scott Hastie
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Glowing Moments
“We too can repair our cracks with gold
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Marvelous loving family images Priscilla. And I absolutely loved your closing thought. You are SO right but oh what a difficult lesson to learn.
Thanks, Tina! And I am also trying to learn that lesson, every day, every hour.
I like all the images but really love that opening one with the boat, flow of the water and glow&glisten ((and the quote from you was good…. not to look back on lingering light so much that you miss the approaching sunrise))
Thanks! There’s something about the sparkle of sunlight on water that will always move my soul to joy. 🙂
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Your final words bring it al together, Priscilla. I love the expressions on the faces of the man and the little boy. Have a nice Sunday.
Thanks, Donna! That’s my late husband and my middle daughter. 🙂
I wondered… A favorite photo I am sure.
Indeed!
I like how you interspersed glowing smiles in with beautiful scenes. The first picture really captured the glowing moment theme well. The last, nearly-monochromatic, image was so peaceful!
Thanks, Siobhan! Your theme was both glorious and quietly warm…a whole spectrum of glowing. 🙂
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Beautiful message in both pictures and narrative. Your statement, “I suppose the trick is not to look back on lingering light so much that you miss the approaching sunrise,” says it all.
Oh, those photos of beaming dads with kids on their shoulders. I’ve never been able to put those away, but now they more often make me smile–sometimes without tears.
…sometimes…
I know this “I suppose the trick is not to look back on lingering light so much that you miss the approaching sunrise.” has not been easy for you in regards to Jim but may be essential for you going forward.
Particularly love the misty trees x
Thanks, Helen. Yes, that’s my bell of mindfulness to come back to the Present Moment. 🙂
Love and hugs my friend xxx