Awesome image … and a great thought to ponder with it. I thought this in the last post, but didn’t say anything, but this one brings it out of me .. but I’m one who considers a naked woman to be the most beautiful sight on Earth … so in a good way, I say thanks & well done.
Me, too. “Vertigo of the past.” I think that’s probably about the same thing I tend to do, “ruminating” on past events that are negative. It’s a recipe for sorrow. I’m reading a great book right now, “The How of Happiness,” written by a PhD researcher. She says she’s the first of her type of scientist to write a book of this type (as far as she knows, she says).
The striking image and reference to Lot’s wife and the vertigo of the past brought much of my life in focus and also finally clarified the old Biblical story in a way I’ve never considered, tying it to those images and vignettes that play endlessly in my mind. I have a lot of work ahead of me before I can get past all of those pillars of salt. Beautifully done, thank you.
Never look back and all will be fine. Vertigo of the past is a disease I have to work on.
The Raven's Nest 
Good Morning! The sooner you up?! In Romania is still on 03.02.2015, and get ready for bed. It’s so weird to talk to the person from next day!!!
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yes the other side of the mirror
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Awesome image … and a great thought to ponder with it. I thought this in the last post, but didn’t say anything, but this one brings it out of me .. but I’m one who considers a naked woman to be the most beautiful sight on Earth … so in a good way, I say thanks & well done.
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I hope it is a frank angled view! 😉
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Touche … 🙂 … it’s a very beautiful view!
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Amazing photo.
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Striking! You add beauty to this little world of ours! 😉
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Salt of life. Even a salt statue…
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Me, too. “Vertigo of the past.” I think that’s probably about the same thing I tend to do, “ruminating” on past events that are negative. It’s a recipe for sorrow. I’m reading a great book right now, “The How of Happiness,” written by a PhD researcher. She says she’s the first of her type of scientist to write a book of this type (as far as she knows, she says).
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The striking image and reference to Lot’s wife and the vertigo of the past brought much of my life in focus and also finally clarified the old Biblical story in a way I’ve never considered, tying it to those images and vignettes that play endlessly in my mind. I have a lot of work ahead of me before I can get past all of those pillars of salt. Beautifully done, thank you.
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You writing is an inspiration as well
Always a pleasure at each post
Thank you
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A beautiful double exposure.
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Thank you so much!
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