I gave some thought to the subject of texture while I was still deciding on my shot. Everything has texture. Everything. Even intangible things. Words can have texture. Music can have texture. A look can even have texture. So I guess at the end of the day, our lives have texture too. What is my texture? Am I soft, gentle, fuzzy? Am I hard, prickly, unyielding? Does the texture I convey to others and to the world around me reflect who I am? Is my texture one that attracts people, or does it tell others to stay away? My thought for the week.
Do you ever think about what you think about? Our thoughts may be more important than we realize. They direct our actions, our moods, our emotions. I'm working on consciously thinking more on things that are good and true and holy and honorable. Things that are pure and lovely and gracious and kind and excellent. Phil 4:8. If you look for things of beauty and wonder in your every day life, that is what you will find.
Monday, February 11, 2013
Texture
The theme last week was texture. It's really easy and really challenging all at the same time. It's not like you have to hunt around for textures. Texture is everywhere. Everything has texture. How do you isolate just one thing? I fell back on an old favorite, and took a picture of raindrops on my windshield. It doesn't matter how many pictures I take after the rain, they are all different. Sometimes the drops are big, sometimes small, sometimes a blend of both. Sometimes they seem to fall into a pattern, and sometimes they are completely random, but they are always beautiful, and they always have texture.
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