But then, after the passing tides,
that we couldn't help but celebrate life with one another......
Ahhhh, life is joyful.....so joyful....says these two harbor seals.
HAPPY WEEKEND EVERYONE!!
Take a moment to stop and enjoy the beauty around you, and if you could, freeze those beauty in your photos. All images above are old photos that I took from La Jolla Ellen Browning Scripps Park- San Diego. Meanwhile, let me leave you with a photo I took today at Lake Hodges.
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| White Pelicans, Lake Hodges, San Diego, CA |
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Carpe Diem! One of my guiding principles in life. Yeah! Life is beautiful and you have to seize every moment for this moment shall never pass this way again!! Beautiful capture Betchai! You really have talent and rare. :)
ReplyDeleteahhh..the beauty of the nature and the things around us, we should be so lucky to see them as much as we can....
ReplyDeleteWith an open mind and heart, you'll see beauty in everything.
ReplyDeleteA happy series of pictures.
ReplyDeleteLife indeed is very confusing ;) We just have to focus to the beautiful side :-) Those pictures are beautiful Sis from animals to beach :-) You always made my day with your amazing photography skill and talent :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is a glorious earth for sure! Gorgeous photos, Betchai! The last shot is just a joy to see those pelicans dancing :)
ReplyDeleteWith all of life's challenges, just like you, I always find beauty in everything. It may sometimes take time to fully understand the intricacies of life, but at the end of it all, life is indeed beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour captures says it all. Lovely!
i wish i could post random thoughts and photos now too Beth. thanks for always being an inspiration. love, love, love the action shot frozen on the last photo. have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Sometimes we need to take a break from our busy schedules and just stop for a while in a beach or a place where peace and tranquility exists.. :D
ReplyDeleteSeriously are you a professional photographer? These are amazing images! Look like those you see on National Geographic. :)
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