For since the creation of the world
God's invisible qualities-his eternal power and
divine nature
- have been clearly seen.
Romans 1:20
These words spoke deeply of the experience I encountered several years ago as I began to nurtured an interest in photography. Images framed by my lens continuously placed me in companionship with God. The reflection of the world in the medium of digital photography illuminated the magnitude of God’s presence on earth and in the creation of ALL things therein.
What a beautiful picture. Love the scripture too.
ReplyDeleteSo thankful to have had you stop by :-)
DeleteO how beautiful!! I love the verse you put with it...truly a powerful combination!
ReplyDeletejoy and blessings to you.
Alida
The moment offered in the course of photographing this bloom did, indeed, bring joy and blessings. Thank you.
DeleteOh my goodness! That is a beautiful photo! Is that a peony?
ReplyDeleteYes, Deidra, a peony in Lake Placid NY. This shrub was tucked in the corner of a restored garden filled with just that right amount of light, only slight breeze, But the graduation of hue, the layers of petals that was caught in the photo, frankly, blew me away. Pleased that you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great that we don't have to look far to see Him in His creations!! Great photo and verse.
ReplyDeleteYes,Betty! ... just beyond our nose, distracted thoughts, misplaced priorities---His creation so voluminous and restoring.
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to stop and sniff the breeze.
Thanks for sharing,
Felecia
Gorgeous peony and scripture.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you see....you and your camera
ReplyDeleteare living such a beautiful story:)
-Jennifer
Yes! Doesn't the camera offer the unique ability to observe and record one's own inner life of creating meaning in response to all that captures our attention in the beauty that surrounds.
DeleteI LOVE your blog. So pleased you visited and left your lyrical words here.
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ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo! And I love your thoughts about photography and how it magnifies God as creator. Lovely.
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