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Monday, December 2, 2013
Same spot, different date
When I'm doing my medication pass in the morning, I often take note of what it looks like outside through a door at the end of the hall. When I think it's looking pretty, I stop and take a picture. I noticed I had a few pictures of the same scene over the last few months. It struck me that God changes the scene in different seasons, but it's still pretty!
September
October
November
December
It's the same with people. There's a different beauty to be seen in all the different seasons of life.
September
October
November
December
It's the same with people. There's a different beauty to be seen in all the different seasons of life.
11 comments:
Oh, I love this. The view really changed a lot in a short time.
Oh Mari, I love this idea of taking a particular area and photographing the changes of the scene in a short period.
They are all simply gorgeous.
I love this thought and such beautiful pictures. Have a wonderful day!
First of all, it's a wonderful view. Second, I wanted to tell you that a friend of mine takes the same photo every week, at the same time, from the same spot, and at the end of the year, she puts them together in a video. It is amazing to see the way nature changes. Our amazing God is an artist, indeed!
Been a while since I commented b/c I read at work and can't comment there, but I have been reading! :) I absolutely love this Mari! Wonderful shots! Beautiful thoughts too!
Your pictures could be used by a pastor for a sermon on the thought that you shared. So true...
Your pictures could be used by a pastor for a sermon on the thought that you shared. So true...
That's great! I'm the same with the view from the church office. Remember the four-seasons collage I made one time?
So true! I loved these pictures, and your thoughts. :)
This is a great idea. Love the pictures.
What a great post and beautiful pics. I like the way you think, Mari.
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