January 2011
107 posts
“There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.”
—Ansel Adams
“Often while traveling with a camera we arrive just as the sun slips over the horizon of a moment, too late to expose film, only time enough to expose our hearts.”
—Minor White
“The child is father of the man”
—William Wordsworth
Give up
Usually we think that a person who decides to give up is a loser, a coward, a person without the courage to face difficulties and take his/her responsibilities. We are sure that this person could never achieve his own goals in life.
I think today it’s even a commonplace, or better, a new kitschy trend. Have you ever thought about giving up from another point of view? Isn’t out there anyone who thinks that there could be many more proper reasons for giving up than being just an asshole?
omg!!! I want to live in your blog!!! :) seriously, you have such breathtakingly beautiful posts!! I just ♥ everything... :)
Awwh thank you so much! You are the first that made me such a nice compliment! Today I was a little bit sad and you made me happy!! (: Thank you!!
Socotra island added to my future destinations!
Is it paradise?
“Nature never did betray the heart that loved her.”
—William Wordsworth
Everyday, every moment, every second, wherever you are, whatever you are doing, whether you’re thinking of me or not…
I am with you.
“Day in and day out many of us live our lives charted by a bland routine or a schedule of never ending commitments. Sometimes we get lost in the true meaning of what it means to be human living in nature, and what our true purpose in life really is. It is those quiet moments in life where we learn and try to understand the lives that we live. Many times we are inspired by the intangible, the beautiful, and of course by the people who surround us. It may never be clearly understood why these things effect our emotions and motivations the way they do. However, each individual knows every now and again our own inner nature calls out from inside for us to reconnect to what we once considered ourselves a part of, instead of something that we now own. We do understand this primitive instinct allows us to connect our lives with the natural world whether it is when we notice a tiny bug, or the majestic glory of a setting sun…”
—Scott Nodzo
Hahaha! I already love tumbeasts!
