This weeks challenge from the Lens-Artists asks:
Some of you may notice that the theme title for this week is borrowed from “A River Runs Through it” by Norman Maclean.
Here is to hoping that the river of our inspiration continues to bring our virtual community together in these troubled times, and remind us of that which is common, that which we share, and what we can continue to do for one another. To bridge the differences and to see those rivers not as things which separate us, but as the the flow that brings us a varied life.
It is more of a stream I would agree, but one day it will become a mighty river!
Wishing you all the very best, take care and stay well.
Ken
This looks like a bridge in Denmark but it isn’t – is it?
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Nope on Dartmoor, in Devon. It is a lovely bridge, I would like to see the one it reminds you of!
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Your image is lovely Ken, but your words are absolutely perfect. I love the way you tied the theme to the importance of our online community. Bravo!
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Thanks Tina, take care 🙂
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Ken, this is so well said, thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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Thank you Sylvia 🙂
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Oh what a beautiful photo for this week. 😀
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Thank you Cee, look after yourself.
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“… but as the the flow that brings us a varied life”– Thank you so much for your wise words, Ken. Beautiful river runs through it, and the bridge. 🙂
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Thanks Amy 🙂 Take care.
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Stay safe, Ken,
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Wow. Superb bridge. Google shows me several around Dartmoor with the stone slab construction. Excellent.
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They are fab I love the simplicity.
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Beautiful capture!
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Thank you
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A simple but beautiful construction – and your words a complimentary bridge between us. Well done.
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Thank you, and take care.
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You too
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[…] his Pictures Without Film post, Ken shares his perspective on helping each other through today’s […]
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[…] In his “River Runs Through It, Ken says,”Here is to hoping that the river of our inspiration continues to bring our virtual community together in these troubled times, and remind us of that which is common, that which we share, and what we can continue to do for one another. To bridge the differences and to see those rivers not as things which separate us, but as the the flow that brings us a varied life. —Ken (Pictures without Film) […]
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Awesome Picture! And comforting words too.
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Thank you 🙂
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Great photos. Thank you for sharing.
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🙂
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