Well, indeed, the “Home series 😷”!
Created from the days of the corona.
Browsing old photos.
I was actually looking for this one and was very glad when I found it.
This hollow tree has so many stories to tell…
Just look inside…
Oh, and guess what’s playing:
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Room
Simple Minds
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In Dark Trees
Brian Eno
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The Memory of Trees
Enya
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Be Safe, Everyone!
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Categories: MarInsta, Months, MUSIC, Nature, Photo Collage, Photography, Seasons, video
Marina Kanavaki 
These photos are absolutely stunning, Marina! Is there no end to your talent?
Wonderful musical choices as well.
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Awww…. Dale, may I remind you of the Mutual Admiration Club?!!!!! xoxoxoxo
Now now…
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Nice!! Love these 🙂 XX
Thank you, my dear friend!!!!! xoxoxoxo ❤️
Gorgeous and so unique, colors are spectacular. “To see a world in a grain of sand…” I’m glad you were able to find it!
“…and a heaven in a wild flower” Thank you, my dear Mary Jo! I hope you’re enjoying a beautiful weekend! xoxoxo
Cool post, Marina. Here we all are, in our rooms, alone, together.
The Simple Minds song is my fave piece by them.
I forgot how much I like Brian Eno.
Listening to the instrumental, now.
Ah, so inside the home will be a series…. like an Earth Nerve Net, but a home net that we are all equally caught in.
Take care my friend! Love to you, H & S!
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…in our rooms, but together, as we all are part of earth’s nerve net. Empires & Dance and Sons & Fascination were my favorite albums of SM.
You too take care, my sweet friend
much much love to you and J&J&N
tail wags and doggy kisses from H!
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Liking that final shot – good for staring into the black hole and contemplating the void 🤔
It is, isn’t it [I mean, staring and contemplating the void]?! Thank you, my friend! 🙂
Coronavirus can’t stop creativity! 🙂
No it can’t!!!!! 😉 Nor laughter! Yamas, my friend! 🍷
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Just look inside, especially, is a beautiful image
Thanks so much, my friend… 🙂 Not ‘real’ photography, but sometimes you can get a ‘decent’ result from base means like a phone.
Hmmmmmm…. How would you define real photography?
Well, your photographs are ‘real’ photography. So, if I wanted to define great photography, I’d direct anyone to your brilliant photos! Mine are full of flaws. So, I’d say that ‘real’ photography involves talent – technique and in most cases a decent camera [you possess all 3 and then some!]. I certainly lack 2 of those, and on talent, I’m not sure either. I use anything I can record images I see [phone or camera], not paying attention though on the ‘how’. Just my frame.
Thank you very much. Here’s the thing: you have an eye. That is talent. Technique is something that can be learned with practice, as with any skill. As far as camera gear goes, the best camera is the one you have with you. An interchangeable lens camera, whether a DSLR or mirrorless, gives you more control. But what makes you a real photographer is your eye. You see things in a unique way and you seek to communicate them in the way you see them. These aren’t just snapshots. If you want to pursue photography the way you pursue painting and music, the door is wide open.
You reminded me of this quote: “You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars. In the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul.” Max Ehrmann
Ah, and that we all are… even if we sometimes forget! Thank you so much for this, my dear Rebecca! xoxoxo
Even when ripe from home, still eternally complex and holding so much in memory
Beautiful
Exactly, my friend! Thank you so much! 🙂 🐾
Wow what a shot!
Ah, thank you, Dave. I fell in love with that tree trunk the moment I saw it! 🙂
I can see why 😀
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