Photographs are wonderful, but they do not replace experience.
We look, admire, and maybe dream when we see photographs.
But what good is inspiration if it doesn’t create movement in life?
There are so many ways to see photographs of the world’s beauty: friends’ vacation pictures on facebook, blog posts by world travelers, pins on Pinterest, and of course Instagram, which somehow makes everything look awesome.
But these second-hand experiences fall short of their purpose if they don’t inspire us to live and move through the beauty ourselves.
Nature is a wonderful conduit for reminding me why life cannot just exist through photographs.
It surrounds me and explores me almost more than I can explore it.
Try standing on a mountain and keeping your breath inside of you.
You can’t do it. The mountain takes it.
Looking is great.
Feeling inspired is great.
But don’t forget to experience the world you’re inspired by.
That’s what Colorado taught me last weekend:-)
What are you learning from experiencing the world these days?
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.
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I wish I could stand on a mountain and look at the Great Cannon 🙂
Do it! 😉 -M
I know what you and mean, and I studied photography for 6 years :).
Neat to hear that you can relate, even though you obviously love photographs:-) -M
You are so right — Photographs are wonderful. They are great keepsakes. Experience is what makes the photographs so valuable, though.
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Totally:-) -M
This is such a true post. I love the photos!
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Thanks, Lydia! -M
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.
Yah evn tho i hav a camera and like taking pictures i remind myself to also enjoy those moments of breathtaking nature without constantly being behind a lense. Some of my most memorable moments spent in Gods creation are remembered vividly in my mind with no camera in hand.