Great random pictures with great message, and you said right, we should be explorative in the sense of small scale or big scale but exploration is really important because exploration opens our mind, we can see those things which we never thought about and when we receive new thoughts that can bring new vision into our life, and in turn we can put our path on the new expanded path of ladder of vision. Thanks for sharing and wishing you an great day. Stay blessed. 🙂
That dog is just chillin up there. Is it elevated behind that wall or did he climb up on top of it. Looks like it's got to be at least 10' up there streetside. Either way cool pic.
I love taking photos when there is time to get out and about. You really do see things differently when you are looking for photos to take. Something about slowing down a bit and looking at your surroundings a little closer.
If you were walking on that side of the street and he just popped up like that I could see someone getting startled. I would almost want to watch to see peoples reactions walking by.
I know as we walk around the neighborhood there are a few houses with dogs that don't bark until they get right up to the fence by you. They will make me jump a little sometimes. It's never the little guys that do that, they yap yap yap the entire way up to the fence, it's always the ones that could actually hurt you that sneak attack.
Now that is an awesome random selection of images. I especially love the last few monochrome images. But up to the first—that gate looks very similar to the design of some of the gates at Nikko Toshogu, where Ieyasu (former shogun and one of the most important figures in Japanese history) is buried in Tochigi. Very interesting.
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Another great set of pics. Looks like some good brews!
I agree about life. I find it best to collect the little moments that make it epic....like the random cold one LOL!
lol true that
Great random pictures with great message, and you said right, we should be explorative in the sense of small scale or big scale but exploration is really important because exploration opens our mind, we can see those things which we never thought about and when we receive new thoughts that can bring new vision into our life, and in turn we can put our path on the new expanded path of ladder of vision. Thanks for sharing and wishing you an great day. Stay blessed. 🙂
That dog is just chillin up there. Is it elevated behind that wall or did he climb up on top of it. Looks like it's got to be at least 10' up there streetside. Either way cool pic.
I love taking photos when there is time to get out and about. You really do see things differently when you are looking for photos to take. Something about slowing down a bit and looking at your surroundings a little closer.
For sure. Time stops and you go into matrix mode :D I love it.
That dog just popped out from behind a wall. There must be a staircase or something.
If you were walking on that side of the street and he just popped up like that I could see someone getting startled. I would almost want to watch to see peoples reactions walking by.
I should've recorded my self 😂 because guess how much I was expecting this dog to pop out of nowhere and start barking...
I know as we walk around the neighborhood there are a few houses with dogs that don't bark until they get right up to the fence by you. They will make me jump a little sometimes. It's never the little guys that do that, they yap yap yap the entire way up to the fence, it's always the ones that could actually hurt you that sneak attack.
Hahaha oh man, so right about this. ALWAYS. The big ones.
Now that is an awesome random selection of images. I especially love the last few monochrome images. But up to the first—that gate looks very similar to the design of some of the gates at Nikko Toshogu, where Ieyasu (former shogun and one of the most important figures in Japanese history) is buried in Tochigi. Very interesting.