Photo: Dvora Freedman
Breathe the fragrance of summer
Smell the sun ripened fruit
Born of
Hard work
Long daylight
And the miraculous growth
From a green, tender shoot.
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Summer Scent
Photography
Harmonize
May the waves whisper light, may the sun paint the sky, may your soul breathe in harmony with all that sails by.
Sunrise, Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
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An Unusual Visit
My niece took this photo during a European hiking trip she’d taken with her brother. It always makes me smile. It also makes me wonder: Who had placed the mirror there, and why had they done so to begin with? Was this for the horse? Something tells me it wasn’t the first time for the equine to visit this reflection. What did the horse feel during the encounter? Was it like a visit with a friend? A hello to an apparition stablemate? A recognition of something or someone in him- or herself? Something altogether different and beyond?
Photo: Inbar Asif
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Mountain Collage
Sometimes nature itself
provides the canvas
on which to dry
a collage.
Photo: Inbar Asif
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Absolutely beautiful! Tribute Art — Steve McCurry’s Blog
Take a few moments to click on the link below to Steve McCurry’s blog and you will NOT be disappointed. This is a lovely, lovely tribute to his photography, and to the talent of the artists who’d sent in their arts-based-on-photo.
Marvelous!
It is a great privilege when other artists send us their own works based on my pictures. It is a wonderful affirmation of the strength and dignity shown on the faces of these people around the world. Nidhi Kakar, India Rukiye Demirci, Turkey Rukiye Demirci Unknown Artist Lana Frye, United States Rodrigo Caldas, Brazil Lana […]
via Tribute Art — Steve McCurry’s Blog
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Bridge of Courage
Even the safest bridge
Is no small feat
For little feet!
No small feat; Photo: Smadar Halperin-Epshtein
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To Be Free
For all who sail
Across the sky
On stormy sea
To be near to
To be free
May you be.
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Too Sweet To Eat!
There is no nibble urge so great
As that
Which clasps
With “awwww”
So sweet
At very sight
Of newborn
Feet …
Photo: Yisca Freedman
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Ogunquit Duet
“Ogunquit Duet”
I took this photo in Ogunquit, Maine, during the summer of 2009, as hurricane “Danny” rolled in. Air and water mixed into a mist of gray, as the ocean roiled closer and closer to the buildings and the clouds kissed the waves.
The beach was deserted other than for some miserable looking seagulls who huddled as near the building as they could … and the brave soul who attempted a stroll against the edge of the storm … pushing forward with the umbrella not as rain shield but as barrier against the driving wind.
A moment after I took this photo, the tension broke as a gust whipped the umbrella up and over this person’s head, almost turning them into a kite. A dance ensued: The human tried to turn the umbrella sufficiently into the wind so they could close it; the wind buffeted each duck and weave maneuver with rain, wet sand, and foamy mist.
“Danny” won.
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Transience
Like life suspended in the fleeting moment
between here
and gone …
Photo credit: Inbar Asif
Na'ama Yehuda 
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