Saturday, 24 August 2019

“All truly great thoughts are conceived while walking.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche

 
 While walking home from the cinema, I noticed the sun reflecting on the very corner of a building - with the lines of the building and the lines of the fence, I thought it made a interesting composition. Then I noticed the gum tree reflected in the glass.

It's worth taking the time to walk, as on even familliar routes there is always something new to catch your eye. A tiny bee, busying itself on a flower becomes a thing of interest and beauty if you pay enough attention to the detail.
This mural was perfectly reflected in the window as I walked past, as if a giant was living in the house.

There is a peace to be found in the small pleasures around us. Focus on the little things and the pressures of the big things fall away into the background of a centre of calm. 

"Little things seem nothing, but they give peace, like those meadow flowers which individually seem odorless but all together perfume the air". Georges Bernanos

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9 comments:

  1. Nice photos and angles I liked the post :-)

    Have a tanfastictastic week :-)

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  2. I agree. I would add "or running" to the quote too! :) Great photos.

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  3. Great mural and great quote! Have a wonderful week.
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  4. A beautiful post and photos and I love the quote.

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  5. I love that last shot!
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  6. Whoa, you have a great sense of direction and I don't mean on walking. I mean when you take a photo... for sure! Your pics are truly ones that aren't forgotten so easily! Have a great day and keep up the good work! Your pics won't be easy to forget soon I'm sure!!! Thanks for sharing!

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