27 Replies to “Port in the Storm”

  1. mcmessner – For me, the prospect of making an image has quite often been the preface to a wonderful adventure. Instagram: @mcmessner Website: mcmessner.com
    mcmessner says:

    Wonderful capture!!

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  3. derrickjknight – UK – I am an octogenarian enjoying rambling physically and photographing what I see, and rambling in my head as memories are triggered. I also ramble through a lifetime's photographs. In these later years much rambling is done in a car.
    derrickjknight says:

    mcmessner said it for me

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  7. What a moment! I have a pair of chickadees starting to nest in the box right outside my studio.

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  10. nanciec13 – Wisconsin – I am a fabric artist and a professional minister in the Catholic Church. I am married for 40+ years to a most fabulous man. We have 4 adult children, 2 daughter-in-laws ( who we also consider to our children!) and 4 grandbabies. I love to weave, paint silk, sew and design garments for myself; bead, read, write and color. I am also a spiritual Companion/Director and have a special place in my soul for women who are healing and in need of healing from trauma and abuse. I love coffee, quiet reflective prayer time at my kitchen table and long walks to breathe in the Holy Spirit. I would like to learn how to spin yarn and will someday create a spun, hand dyed/painted, beaded, woven fabulous garment of peace!
    nanciec13 says:

    amen!

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  12. circadianreflections – My name is Deborah Zajac. I'm a photographer living in Nevada at the base of the Eastern Sierras. I am a passionate nature, landscape, night/astro photographer. I shoot predominately in color and use Nikon Digital Cameras, and lenses. I hope you enjoy seeing some of the photos I've taken while on my travels. Please feel free to leave a comment I'd love to hear from you.
    circadianreflections says:

    ♥♥♥♥♥♥!! Love this!

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  15. Victoria C. Slotto – RN, former hospice nurse, kidney transplant survivor, spiritual seeker, novelist, poet—Victoria C. Slotto is the author of two novels: "Winter is Past" and "The Sin of His Father", a collection of poetry: "Jacaranda Rain," and a Kindle Single: "Beating the Odds--Support for Persons with Early Stage Dementia, " all of which are available in e-book and print formats. Use the link on my blog or visit my website at http://victoriacslotto.com/ to purchase. Thank you!
    Victoria C. Slotto says:

    Just wonderful.

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  16. camerapacker – Greenville, SC – I have been photographing since 1957. I am a retired pathologist, dedicated photographer, avid audiophile and occasional fisherman. I may comment on all of the above in my blog. My blogs will have photo graphic subjects I am currently experimenting with. I continue to teach photography at Furman University in the OLLI program. My classes include Photoshop skills and photo criticism.
    camerapacker says:

    Great shot.

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  17. This is the most amazing winter bird photo I’ve seen. What a brilliant capture! It would be great as a poster with your poem. I would have definitely bought it for my classroom, back when I decorated with images like this <3 <3 <3

    I hope that spring finds you soon….

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    1. Oh! _/\_ If spring hasn’t arrived for you I hope to does soon! With all kinds of tender new beginnings.

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      1. It has arrived, on the backs of hundreds of little birds scouting nesting sites in our garden today! Just photographed our first Azalea buds opening! What a sweet challenge to capture it all in photos- <3 <3 <3

  19. bigbertha – My interests include writing, photography, marketing and sales. The Big Bertha's Adventures blog gives me a creative outlet to occupy my time while (hopefully) inspiring and entertaining others.
    bigbertha says:

    Great caption.

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  22. really cool photo… love your work! and thank you for liking “hidden image of the spring thing” at griffithlighton.wordpress.com

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