What do you see when you look out through the rain-spattered window of your mind?
And how do you interpret it?
My goal is to photograph at least one thing of beauty each day, and share that with the world.
Because that's just how beautiful life is, don't you think? Please join the beauty and share your thoughts.
"Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them."
— David Hume
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Destructive Beauty
Bonfire in the Field, Amherst, NH, June 2004, Pentax Optio 555, Exposure 1/250 sec @ f4.5, ISO 64, no flash, © Steven Crisp
Even something as destructive and potentially dangerous as fire can be beautiful, don't you think?. And while we often hear it described in “bad” situations, it can really be quite “good” and of course, just “is”. It rejuvinates. It transforms old, dead, and decayed matter back into energy. It makes way for new growth and indeed life itself to re-emerge. Yes, beautiful indeed.
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