This mountain river was shallow and quite noisy. I was looking at this beautiful river and tried to remember when I last time photographed our mountain rivers.
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A warm summer morning emerges from my memory.
I carefully walk down the steep hill to the river, choose the most comfortable stone, sit down on it feeling its warmth and listen to the river. At some point I suddenly see how tiny we are in our huge universe. Two grains of sand that suddenly became one.
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This time there was no way to go down to the river, to be on the shore, get comfortable and to feel, as on that distant morning, that the river and I again became an inseparable whole.
Probably, not all rivers want our close presence.
Generally, life is good.
Aunque no hayas podido acercarte la imagen es muy hermosa
ReplyDeleteSentirse uno con la Naturaleza es un modo de entrar en contacto íntimo con Ella. Somos pequeños si nos aislamos de todo lo que nos rodea y es Uno solo con nosotros. Tu fotografía de hoy es doblemente hermosa. Gracias
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No hace falta acercarse mucho, para sentir su belleza. Forma parte de un gan paisaje, que ahora con tu fotografía hemos podido conocer.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Seguro que tienen alguna mala experiencia de la presencia humana. La belleza es siempre belleza aunque sea desde la lejanía. Tambien ha llegado el otoño a ese rio.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Wonderful capture, Kaya. The leaves are each so clear and defined!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo of a lovely river. The yellow foliage really adds to the beauty!
ReplyDeleteAll the power of a living landscape
ReplyDeleteAutumn made the place attractive with its shades.
ReplyDeleteHello Kaya,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture.
Wonderful with the autumn colors and the brightly colors of the streaming water.
A nice place!!
Greetings, Marco
Una vivencia gratificante Kaya. Que despierta la conciencia...
ReplyDeleteMe has recordado a Vasudeva, barquero en la vida de "Siddhartha", Hermann Hesse. El río le enseñó todo!!
Y él alcanzó la Iluminación!
Abrazos.