WAVERING PASSAGE by Bruno Soares

Going forward and backwards, the Sea knows there will be no other epithet. It will end like so many others. Looking much more robust and more resistant, the rocks are trying, once again, to alter an announced fado. I enter the water to see it better. With the help of mesmerizing Sunlight, I realize that all that dramatic landscape, announcing yet another inevitable end, is actually a wonderful symbiosis between those who know what to expect and those who know what is coming! Then, the beautiful and imposing rocks show us, even knowing what awaits them, what really matters. It is not the end that worries them; it is not its transformation into another grain of sand wrapped in the relentless Sea that keeps them going. I perceived. It is the path that counts; this remarkable passage that we are privileged to travel, that matters!
Like any tide, moments will be better and others more challenging, but all worthy of being enjoyed! But the Sea already knows all this and, wetting my feet, he sighed: “Enjoy it; it is well worth it.” And so I do; with each challenge, I respond with joy and assertiveness. “Sea? We both know how it ends! But only I know how I will make my way!” And that’s how I see the rocks, proud, knowing the final defeat, but winning each time until then!

Bruno Soares: Photos

Lofoten evening by Filipe Correia

Norway – Lofoten

Filipe Correia: Photos

Take off with the Treasure by Robert Didierjean

Thanks to all for your comments and your likes!

Robert Didierjean: Photos

Lough Gummeenduff by Marius Kastečkas

Marius Kastečkas: Photos

Reflection Lake! by Perry Hoag

I couldn’t believe there is actually a lake named “Reflection Lake!” As you may know, I am partial to reflections. That’s the famous Mount Rainier reflecting in the lake!

Perry Hoag: Photos

London Stillness by Ray Cologon

The quietude of twilight at one of London’s beautiful “bridges” (at the Portsea Back Beach in Victoria).

Ray Cologon: Photos

Polymorphic Longwing by Andrew Bosak

Butterfly Close-up. Enjoy!

Andrew Bosak: Photos

In The Commen Bomhax Flower Pile by FuYi Chen

In The Commen Bomhax Flower Pile | 在木棉花堆中 You can find Fuyi (富益) on: www.flickr.com/people/fuyi/ My Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/fuyi.chen.9
名稱 Bird Name：台灣小彎嘴 (竹腳花眉) .(台灣特有鳥 Endemic Birds of Taiwan) / Taiwan Scimitar-babbler. 學名 Scientific Name：Pomatorhinus musicus. 科名 Family：畫眉科(Timaliidae). 鉤嘴鶥屬(Pomatorhinus).
圖像大小 Image Size :6000 x 4000 pixel

FuYi Chen: Photos

Flying Wars..! by Felix Nishantha

This was a dispute for a nest …finally end up in 20 minutes of quarrelling …as the Banded woodpecker has given away its nest due to young once being fledge.

Felix Nishantha: Photos

☀️🌡️Marina Kollen by Sergey Kolesnikov

Md(inst) – MarinaKollen

Sergey Kolesnikov: Photos

Painting with the elements by Roberto González Rioja

Thanks for your visits and comments

Roberto González Rioja: Photos

Spruce grove…. by Daniel Řeřicha

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Daniel Řeřicha: Photos