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Images from Lake Atitlan in Guatemala; the lake is surrounded by three volcanos on its southern flank and is 340 metres deep.
Listening to – Radiohead’s ‘Optimistic’ and the Verve’s ‘Lucky Man.’
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Absolutely gorgeous photos. I really like the monochrome of the pier jutting out into the water. The lead photo is fantastic.
Hey there, Angeline:
I’m liking the monochrome image of the pier too – a curious shape enhanced in black and white.
The lead photo is Lake Atitlan from a vista driving down to the lake through the volcano mountains surrounding it – the cloud work is some fun. Sort of wish I had had my tripod for HDR renderings of the scene.
Take care … 🙂
Thanks. You too.
Very nice!
Thanks for having a look-in Andy.
Take care … 😉
wow. beautiful!
Hey there, Cezanne:
Loved the back and forward movement of ‘Ignite’ – sort of moving toward creation in creating.
You’d probably have a lot of fun reading Thomas King’s novel ‘Green Grass, Running Water.’ Sort of William Faulkner’s ‘Sound and the Fury’ meets up with the creation of the world as told by the creator (those creators) from an American First Nations perspective. Many elements of ignite are there … the back and forth of moving forward in and to creation.
Good schtuff! Take care …. 😉
fank you so much!! 🙂 gonna chek that out.
Oh my, these are wonderful! So beautiful
Hey there, Laurie:
Thanks for looking in; I’ just had a look around your blog and recommended a poem by Cezanne Jardin – ‘Ignite.’ http://skymunki.wordpress.com/2014/04/30/to-ignite/
Some fun with creativity.
Take care … 😉
Love the sense of calm created in Number 4. Great set.
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
The blue of the water and the longer ripple, not quite a wave beneath the peer do seem to calm things. Good.
Good, also, to read that you’ve completed the poem-a-day for 30 days – well done!
Take care … 😉
Totally awesome. I’m just out of words. The photographs are really beautiful 🙂
Thank you for your kind words – Guatemala and Atitlan are beautiful places, definitely a place to check out and return to. 🙂