kinder always find a way to make their own rainbows.
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“a rainbow is the product of physics working for your appreciation of beauty.”
-kyle hill
Jan16
Tag Archives: light
Jan12
every moment.
after experiencing
every kind of spring/fall/winter weather front
in the span of a single whirlwind of a day
there is new light
in the early morning
with
a quiet dusting of snow on the ground
clouds in the sky
streaks of blue
and
a moon hanging high
we’ll try again.
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‘every moment of light and dark is a miracle.’
-walt whitman
Dec12
light and dark.
kinder create
then it’s all dark
turn on the black light
their art comes alive
like magic.
—
“every moment of light and dark is a miracle.”
-walt whitman
May10
light and color.
playing with light and color
creating a new vision.
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“light, that first phenomenon of the world,
reveals to us the spirit and living soul of this world through color.”
~ johannes itten, bauhaus colorist
Jan22
the light that gets lost.
Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Penguin Books, 2005
Jan19
light and shadows.
kinders write by candlelight
find their own shadows
make a tiger on the ceiling.
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“find beauty not only in the thing itself
but in the pattern of the shadows,
the light and dark which that thing provides.”
-junichiro tanizaki
Nov25
light.
hell’s kitchen at night, new york
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“hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.”
-desmond tutu
new york, ny, usa – nonmember 2018
Oct3
light and shadows.
kinders explore light and shadows.
—
‘find beauty not only in the thing itself but in the pattern of the shadows,
the light, and the dark which that thing provides.’
-junichiro tanizaki
Jul23
light.
relaxation –
the process of an electron releasing a photon of light (energy)
and falling back down to a lower energy level.
—
on traverse bay, michigan, usa – summer 2018
Jul3
where some see light, others see night.
The City of Ann Arbor Government
and the
US National Weather Service – Detroit
issued this statement yesterday:
We lost 38 seconds of daylight yesterday. By the end of the month, we’ll be losing over 2 minutes each day and by the end of next month, nearly 20 minutes per week. Here’s what you can expect as you savor the waning days of Michigan’s warm season:
July: -45 minutes lost
August: -1 hour 16 minutes lost
September: -1 hour 22 minutes lost
October: -1 hour 23 minutes lost
November: -1 hour 1 minute lost
It won’t be long until you have an extra 6 hours of darkness to spend on your indoor hobbies. Have a great Monday.
i think that someone may have been very hot and had a tough monday.
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“we’re burnin’ daylight.”
-john wayne
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image credit: kur4
I didn't have my glasses on.... 