Standing on the Banks of the Cheakamus River
Reciting poetry in nature is an extraordinary experience. Perhaps it is the way that words sound when surrounded by the noise and vibrations of the outdoors. Words resonate and energize the spirit when spoken out loud, carried by the wind into the unknown. Words carried by the wind into the unknown. This summer, we attendedContinue reading “Standing on the Banks of the Cheakamus River”
Dazzle My Heart, Mural Artist Michelle Hoogveld
Urban art is a form of self-expression and social commentary that has the power to alter any space into something special, memorable, and exciting. There are many different types of urban art: there are “street artists” who leave their mark on buildings; there are artists who specialize in creating characters out of found objects; thereContinue reading “Dazzle My Heart, Mural Artist Michelle Hoogveld”
Celebrating World Kindness Day
“Guard well within yourself that treasure, kindness. Know how to give without hesitation, how to lose without regret, how to acquire without meanness.” George Sand It all started September 1997, in Tokyo when Japan brought together like-minded kindness organizations from around the world for the first time to establish the World Kindness Movement. Its missionContinue reading “Celebrating World Kindness Day”
In A Japanese Garden
“Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home.” Matsuo Bashō Gardens create moments of serenity in the midst of a chaotic world. They invite us to find peace, encouraging us to let go of our stresses and worries. The sights and sounds of nature are distilled, not amplified. Like all great art,Continue reading “In A Japanese Garden”
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Welcome to my Photo Blog! I have collected many photos over the years – some good, some not so good and some really not so good. I enjoy photography, especially the automatic point and snap kind, because it captures the essence of a moment in time that we want to remember. Memories are like old photography paper – they fade and become mellow with time. I leave the artistry to others, more proficient in the details of the art form. Welcome to my moments. Hopefully this will inspire you to leave your footprint in the “pixel sands” of time.
Rebecca
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Welcome to my Photo Blog
Every day we create history, simply by living. Time moves in one direction – ever forward. The only way to stop time – to crystalize a moment is when we take a photo
How many photos have you taken?
Do you remember the places, people, or stories behind the pictures? Photos are a record of the lives we live – they are a cultural reflection of our time in history. They are memories of who we are.
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