As whispers of night and darkness loom black against a blanket of stars, what light remains becomes a glowing entity of it's own. What we see is often over shadowed by the contrasts and hues in the fields of vision.
Is what we perceive a reality or a blended conglomeration of past and present? To paint a portrait on canvas is a creation in the mind. As human nature interacts with surroundings, the outline is blurred by personal priority and judgement. Only as the slate of cognitive filtering is removed ... can true colors await.
The view from the window is never quite as interesting as an open door to possibility.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Old House Sinking
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Um okay?
I like the open door to possibility. :)
You continue to surprise me, Eric. Love it!
Very nice, Speedy. Cool photo, and I like the words you chose to express your feelings about it.
I always enjoy it when you wear your philosopher/poet Speedycat hat. :)
very deep and thought provoking! 2 thumbs up!
Thought provoking. Really like the image.
Thanks for stopping by. Sounds like you need a vacation.
good post my friend.by the way I tagged you to do a meme.
I like the illumination fo the house and then the vibrant colors in the night sky. It looks like a spirit both inside the home and outside.
You know, when you take a photo of something, you're preserving a snapshot of how it appears at a moment of time.
But, when you paint something, you're preserving in a snapshot how it looks over a period of time, whether it's minutes, hours or days (depending on how fast you can paint).
Just something to think about...
The HDR is awesome! great artist! (or student :P )
Hello speedy hug hug
btw, Kim is my new beloved mother hahhahaha...
shhh..... don't tell too many people hehehhe
Awesome Speedy, love the image, very cool.
Wow, impressive, I really like it...thanks for sharing..
It is true, you never fail but to impress with new stuff all the time. Creative genius, seriously.
This is simply an amazing image to view. The sky is sooooo dramatic in deed!
Yes .... two thumbs way up.
I loved the way you stated it, and it prompts me to share a similar thought process I have been deeply pondering for many moons: "Blindness" Can we really SEE anything? Ourselves? The people around us? Events? Places? It seems to me that they will always be altered by the filters of our belief systems, our opinions, our willingness to accept truth ... do we ever REALLY see ANYTHING as it is?
To truly "see" ... that would be a beautiful thing.
oh yes ... I forgot to tell you that I have a blog award for you over at my blog. :)
Awesome ending - absolutely true.
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Wow, Speedy, this is off-topic but I just noticed that you have TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND profile views. OH WOW!!!! Obviously, the blogosphere can't get along without you. :)
over 100,000 page loads here, but who's counting :-)
Who's counting indeed. :) That's quite an accomplishment!!!!
Hey, I love that RevolverMap! It's so cool!
I love this photo and I love this line:
"The view from the window is never quite as interesting as an open door to possibility."
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