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"I lift my eyes up... " Psalm 121
Note to Self
"... whatever is true, whatever is honourable,
whatever is just, whatever is pure,
whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious,
if there is any excellence,
if there is anything worthy of praise,
think about these things."
Philippians 4.8
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- The night water...
- Messing with night light and old boat windows....
- How much more...
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- Only a little child...
- On Repeat?
- Because He told them to...
- A few....
- fear not
- WIndow light
- He will complete it
- With a limp
- He has said.
- The children of Malawi
- He says
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- Ebenezer
- always
- Would you?
- Little child...
- Typewriter paintings
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- Becky Fox
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5 comments:
beautiful! the sand in the 2nd one is really nice! xx
Those are beautiful pictures!
Thanks Jen and Anette...
my faovurite is the top one! it's really hard to take shots of the pier at night, i've tried myself before & so it must be the tripod that's done the trick! well done!
Thanks. The top one is my favourite too. The others look a bit too stereotypical (well, so does the top one really). But i didn't use my tripod, cos i don't have it with me. I just balanced it on one of the groins.
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