Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

Today we carry on the beauty and majesty of the western reaches of America. As wore out and potently feeble minded as I might be, the war to “be normal” and to share the things I find important, or just interesting and beautiful, continues.

May God be with you, and I consider those of you who have been or do follow this blog, to be friends for life. The beautiful flood of “likes” and comments I I have received recently, is heart warming and I cannot thank you all enough.

God Bless,
Wayne

You’ve heard the phrase that if I’d have known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself. I must say that coming out of my teens and then actually into my thirties and being alive, still shocks me. Among other things I once had an older kid (about 20 and I was sixteen), take a broken beer bottle and cut my throat, just enough to bleed. I had been “making time” of you will, with his girlfriend, or so he was told.

A friend of mine and I once had three guns pointed at our heads. No shots were fired but I about died from a heart attack..

Live for God, and live long,
Wayne

The world of abstractions, is like a “candy jar” for image makers.

It does not necessarily nean weird or crazy. It is merely a way to view the things we find around us, as visual stimulus. We can look at shape, color, natural God made design, and texture, as subjects to share, be they simple or complex.

A dewy web in the shadows. Enough overhead backlight to make the web sing if you will.

Cracked Badlands mud at first light.

Sunrise on the lake with clouds and reflections.

Tree bark.

A willowy sunrise on a lake.

Wet grasses and dew on the prairie.

A natural abstract on a sunny morning in an old Tennessee barn.

When the sun and light, made White Sands Mew Mexico blue.

Finally, a northern Wisconsin waterfall up close and personal.

May God richly bless you,
Wayne

John 9
That was the true light (Jesus), which lighteth everyone who comes into the world