re·treat
noun \ri-ˈtrēt\a place of privacy or safety : refuge
I find that one way I can break the stress factor is to grab the camera and retreat to an unknown path.
~ Namaste
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Sunday Scribbling word prompt: "retreat"
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Great pictures and great memories. Your eyes too capture the scene; your nose the scents and your ears tell you the secrets that only you hold and remember.
ReplyDeleteThank you, oldegg. That was beautiful. I appreciate that :-)
DeleteWhat lovely places to retreat to!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rinkly. The woods are my most favorite places to retreat. So quiet & peaceful with a life & color all its own.
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ReplyDeleteAn excellent solution with wonderful results.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Annie. Grabbing the camera & heading for a walk is my usual solution to all situations. Lol!
DeleteGood eye, Miss Tracey. I also enjoyed your October 6 posts where you’ve caught fall in full bloom as it were - I was brought up in northern New England and miss the blasts of sunlit reds and oranges!
ReplyDeleteThank you, zanzinece. Even though I am from Ohio, the Fall never fails to amaze me. The yellow maples look like bright yellow lights. Thanks for the kind words :-)
DeleteHI LOVE - you found a most beautiful path upon which to retreat. Your picture are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove Gail
peace.....
HEY FRIEND! I hope all is well. I've been thinking of you. Thanks for the goodness; me + Fall + camera + retreat = wellness. Blessings to you.
DeleteYES!
ReplyDeleteI, too, find retreat and respite in nature and on my own. Don't have to leave my property, just walk out and look, REALLY look, through the lens. You capture my experience here with brevity and images.
I agree, Kim. Thank you for your thoughts. There is always respite for those who seek it, whether in our own backyards, our homes or where ever. The point, as you said, is to REALLY look. I love to let images speak for themselves.
DeleteI especially liked your second photo - thank you for sharing them all :D
ReplyDeleteThank you, Understanding Alice! I appreciate that. One of the best part of shooting in the woods - light & shadow! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful and convey the idea of retreat wonderfully. They remind me of some of the places around here that provide a brief respite from modern life.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rae. It's a good place to be.
DeleteAnd in that pathway, my thoughts can drift to peaceful places full of grace; yes, please do, it replenishes my creative well. Blessings Terri
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images
ReplyDeleteYou've found a lovely retreat! Thanks for letting us take a peek at it!
ReplyDeleteTracey these pics are beautiful...to me you've captured the serenity of peace one can always find in nature.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Terri, daydreamerdreams, Belva Grace. Your kindness gives me a boast like you can't imagine! I am blessed that so many appreciate what I see. Love & light to you. :o)
Delete"Belva AND Grace." Sigh...
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