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August 2007 
Reflections - yet another gallery
Posted on Aug 5th, 2007
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Mascha
Mascha
Okay, my obsession with serene visuals continues. As always, the photos are a collection from various sites on the web and you can use them for non-commercial purposes as far as I could determine. More will be added whenever I can find some... unless these pages suffer from a seizure due to overload and no one can access my blog anymore.
Let there be transparency and spiraling perspectives and drops
Rotterdam apartment building
Taken in (See more photos he
Black kite reflected in building
Reflecting on the 'hood
Puddle in Vieux Lille, France
Black kite reflected in building
Reflecting on the 'hood
Puddle in Vieux Lille, France
Wild river reflects delphinium garden
46°45' 23" N, 71°38' 49"
From a dream: Transit travelers stuck in Customs in space
View nicolas valentin's map
Taken in Milarrochy, Scotland (See more photos here)
56°7' 05" N, 4°35' 5
Always good to check
Aurorus Reflectus Colosseo, Rome
Moraine Lake, Canada
Stained glass windows reflected in Cathedral
Someone at the door
St. James Park - London
The place to hide the bodies...
On the train in NYC
Ljubljana - Slovenia
San Francisco winter
The fear inside of Pisco Bandito spiraling
out of control
Yin Yang feet
Planet Golden Gate
Hm.
Looking at the backyard pool
From a vision: The Multiverse Theory --
Each bubble is a universe, and the big blue ball is surrounded by another universe.... And now imagine each bubble is a multidimensional yin yang with white holes out of which spring forth more universes, and black holes into which they disappear... each universe consisting of living, evolving yin yangs from the smallest subatomic wavicle to the greatest cosmic.... Ah, you get the picture.
Fried Yin Yang
Icy
The poet
52°21' 43" N, 4°53'
Access: PublicTagged with: reflections, water, drops, spirals, transparent, multiverses, Yin Yang, mirroring, photo gallery
So much reflectiveness. Wow! I can't think of more than WOW.
Thanks for gathering them together.
Blessings, David
oh, I love your pictures… I am sitting at the computer in the emergency room here at the far end of the road…. all the patients are healed, likely forever, and your pictures are oozing out peace and mystery. Thank you….
Jane
Ah, they're all disappearing. I saw it before they disappeared, though. It was really cool. A little more macabre than usual. :) The building in Chicago is one of my favorites too. It's the green-looking one to the left.
Love,
David
Ah, they're back! It's a miracle!
Thank you, darlings. Yeah, we need a miracle. I'm getting very frightened here doing research on the global economic forces at play and the fallout from US Empirialism. That's when the need for more serene pictures or a fainting couch becomes dire.
Pray, cupcakes, we could use some divine intervention.
M
Do you work with Water? Reflections? or are you a photographer? Nice pics, thanks. I work with water this is why I ask.
Peace
M@
From a vision: The Multiverse Theory –
Each bubble is a universe, and the big blue ball is surrounded by another universe…. And now imagine each bubble is a multidimensional yin yang with white holes out of which spring forth more universes, and black holes into which they disappear… each universe consisting of living, evolving yin yangs from the smallest subatomic wavicle to the greatest cosmic…. Ah, you get the picture…
ABSOLUTELY SO !
Hi Matt,
I'm not a photographer, just a collector in this case. Do I work with reflections and water? …Yes, in a sense. In the interior worldspace where the outer reflection we perceive as “outside of us” originates.
What is the way you work with water? I'm curious about that.
Michael, the certainty in your comment made me grin really wide.
This vision unfolded as I was staring at a white wall after having a shocking realization: that I had to change the whole world because it is so totally fucked up, someone simply had to take on this momentous task. Yes, me!! (Hee, hee, I was 21 at the time and massively cocky, you see.
So then these multidimensional yin-yang-universes appeared as realistically against the blank wall as a movie show, only I was part of it all, inside the movie as well as completely untouched by it as the seer of this infinitely moving display.
Wish that all subsequent major “attitude adjustments” I've endured could have been so clean, swift and painless. But nooo….
Love,
m
very nice images. i sent your blog link to others. My favorite is the spiral shaped plant with the water drops… any idea what plant that is?
paz
No idea, Satyagraha.
But I love what you're working on, too. Thanks on behalf of the planet :)
These are really great images. Nice compilation. One of my favorites here on Zaadz.
thank you, biscuit. It was fun hunting for them all over the place.
The pictures are amazing some of them even capture an essence of a dream like state.
Stunning images. I'm an image too, I think. Not always stunning, though. Oh well.
Striking collection, you have an alluring eye…
Holy F-Stop, I just found the rest (Lotus Pond 1&2) and I feel like I've been on vacation!!! Thank you. That was a lovely detour. I'll say it again you've got a great eye - or two…
Oh sigh.. so beautiful, thanks for this, Mascha. I needed to get my head out of .. itself?!
hugs.
Sandra
Wow! Thats incredible! I really love your photos! Thanks!
Mascha,
Such a pleasant diversion. It is difficult to list a favorite, though the canoe and white water fowl are favorites for strictly personal reasons. The same could be said of the landscapes but all of the photos are amazing and much appreciated by me this day.
Deborah
Dear Deby, Lisa, Sandra, Rod and Shyla,
it's good to know there was enjoyment springing from this blog.
Big Smiles to all, and peace in these ground-shaking times.
m
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nuf said
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really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really cool pictures!
thank you so much for taking the time to collect and to share them!
and i AM going to spread some of them out too and spread a little bit of your vision! as the dewdrop becomes the rain
thanks!
you are a drop of water in the ocean …. looking for water
my first viewing of all these and I just want to say thank you very much! Have you thought of doing a slide show? has someone else already asked you that? so sorry if I am being repetitive ….!
I love the theme of reflection that you have shared here … it is sooooo very deep and reassuring to … reflect.
Aoibhe
Luscious
peregrination
to the wondrous forests
reflected
in your
heart's
I
You are a bright shimmering!
WHEN the question is posed … What's GOD got to do with it ? one has to take very serious note of what Amanda Gefter has said about science never boiling down to a straight choice between two explanations, in the context of the VERY VERY HEAVY discussions which are now taking place in the scientific community about the multiverse of parallel universes and the concept / definition of …
What IS TIME?
This gallery is outstanding!
When I did still oil painting looong ago…I was guided by his same obsession:):)
… and as Albert has said the gallery IS outstanding - THANKS BE TO GOD ! … whatever YOU deem GOD 2B
Thank you for collecting these lovely pictures and images. You have an affinity for water and drops of water. : )
love and blessings,
Samme
Over the course of time I had to take quite a few pictures out of this gallery because they either became unhinged or the sheer volume clogged up the loading docks on even the fastest computers.
Hey Aiobhe, if I knew how to do a slide show, I probably would.
Thanks, everyone, for leaving a sweet sign of your fleeting presence.
You have brought reflections to life showing the beauty of the universes.
Simply Thanks for such Greatness.
Amazing! This gives me a lot of pics to choose from for my poetry…thnx for sharing these with us…*
amazing and beautiful pictures Mascha