"For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known." - 1 Corinthians 13:12 (King James Version)This quote just seemed to fit the imperfect view of sky through a window.
And in this scene... well, to go with the Biblical quote, maybe I've seen the Light!
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What a beautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteI love the window shot where the cloud is ready to gulp down the moon. Outstanding.
ReplyDelete"then shall I know, even as I am also known." If you think about it, you can apply that to the friends and information we get through blogging.
ReplyDeleteBoth photos are superb for different reasons. Well done.
Hi!Beautiful shot!
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irina
Both really wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteI really like the first one and it's perspective. The placement of the coffee cup made it unique. :)
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
I like both shots but the second one is outstanding.
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Guy
Regina In Pictures
Your post took my breath away, Janie.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beauty, both inside and out...
Have a nice weekend, pet the menagerie and tell Steve I said Hi.
OHHHH, the light in the second one is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteExquisite shots -- both, but the second one is a breath taker for sure!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Janie!
Sylvia
Both nice shots...I love that verse....the coffee cup looks inviting...awesome light in the last photo
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots Janie. The second one with the light coming through the trees, is stunning. But then that first one is a super one too, and I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks not only for the great pix, but the lovely verses as well. Now we've all seen the Light.
ReplyDeleteI'm very glad you saw -- and captured and shared -- the light. I think both photos are great.
ReplyDeleteI love the coffee cup!
ReplyDeleteThe second shot is outstanding.
The coffee cup is a nice touch, obviously you drank some before you took the pretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt's often overlooked that the Bible plays an inescapable role cannon of western literature, so many allusions spring from it, even in Shakespeare ... and then down the line from there. Not many books either could you spend your entire life studying and seeking inspiration and solace from, and never quite get to the bottom of the mysteries.
ReplyDeleteOh, and great shot of the moon. (I'm assuming that's the same one I see here in Florida? Only a guess!)
your pictures and words, makes me feel somewhat reflective :)
ReplyDeleteYour show of light is revealing - an early start to your day.
ReplyDeleteI really love both of those photos as well as the verses to go along with them!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect scripture verses to go with the photos, Janie.. WONDERFUL...
ReplyDeleteHave a great Labor Day Weekend.
Hugs,
Betsy
Hi Janie
ReplyDeleteI think you have been 'touched by the light' to bring us such shots. Thanks
Happy days
Did you say, "imperfect sky?"
ReplyDeleteDisagree! Infact Janie, it is most beautiful with Corinthian verse to go with it!
It's rather creative the way you framed the sky using your window frame. Cute actually. :)
Ah yes, I see the light behind the tree too!
Beautiful verse. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteInteresting captures, especially the first. Provacative.
ReplyDeletewow wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBoth the shots are so amazing... Esp I love the visibility of moon in the Ist shot and the play of sunlight in the second shot...
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This is perfect. Believe me. And I too am feeling that you have seen the light :)
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I love the post!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing tree! I would so love to have trees with branches you could actually sit in. Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteYou are profound and funny at the same time with these pics and comments.
ReplyDeleteBoth are marvelous shots and I love the way you've paired each with Biblical references ... just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Thought provoking, but not in a painful way - fantastic. :)
ReplyDeleteJanie: Very neat scripture to go with the photo.
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