Your newsletter is one of the most amazing, beautiful, fascinating "stops" on the internet. This was another wonderful experience. I consistently say, "wow!" to the images, accompanied by your concise, helpful writing.
Beautiful poetry, beautiful images and a beautiful perspective on life itself. Pointing out that making the choice to really see the glories of our world will make life better seems so simple and so true and if more people decided to do so would make us more joyful. Thank you. Have a beautiful day.
This reminds me of how infinity may also be found within, and how everywhere we look is a reflection of the infinite universe and all its beauty. As always, your posts are a beautiful reminder 💖.
James your very soul makes possible all the beauty you show us. It feeds my spirit too. People like you provide the good energy that balances the bad On days when the light is dim, the beauty in what is true lifts me up and my energy is restored. Thank you
This is the best post I’ve read this year. Nature is so fascinating, it should be left alone to flourish. There is too much interference in nature by man these days.
As a former science teacher I loved the mind-blowing thrill that students experience from studying things under the lens of a microscope. It tends to set pathways for future scientists. The snowflakes are a personal favorite and I have another "snowflake capturer" to add to your list. His name is Don Komarechka. Worth the investigation. And once again, thank you, James for giving us words and images to make the day less burdensome. Grace given - grace received - grace returned a hundredfold. ❤️
I don’t have the words to adequately express the joy, wonder, and pleasure your work here and on other platforms gives me. Please know how greatly you are appreciated by me, and judging by the other comments, many people.
Your photos and awe regarding them is truly extraordinary. No matter how deep we delve into something, there is an infinity to discover. Like a möbius strip into eternity.
I had a microscope when I was a kid. I would take it outside with the slides and cover them while I played. Once everything was chilled, I'd catch snowflakes and look at them. It was wonderful. ❄️
Your newsletter is one of the most amazing, beautiful, fascinating "stops" on the internet. This was another wonderful experience. I consistently say, "wow!" to the images, accompanied by your concise, helpful writing.
Thank you so much!
Everything you just said!
Beautiful poetry, beautiful images and a beautiful perspective on life itself. Pointing out that making the choice to really see the glories of our world will make life better seems so simple and so true and if more people decided to do so would make us more joyful. Thank you. Have a beautiful day.
This reminds me of how infinity may also be found within, and how everywhere we look is a reflection of the infinite universe and all its beauty. As always, your posts are a beautiful reminder 💖.
James your very soul makes possible all the beauty you show us. It feeds my spirit too. People like you provide the good energy that balances the bad On days when the light is dim, the beauty in what is true lifts me up and my energy is restored. Thank you
Amen!
This is the best post I’ve read this year. Nature is so fascinating, it should be left alone to flourish. There is too much interference in nature by man these days.
Fantastic photos more of this please.
As a former science teacher I loved the mind-blowing thrill that students experience from studying things under the lens of a microscope. It tends to set pathways for future scientists. The snowflakes are a personal favorite and I have another "snowflake capturer" to add to your list. His name is Don Komarechka. Worth the investigation. And once again, thank you, James for giving us words and images to make the day less burdensome. Grace given - grace received - grace returned a hundredfold. ❤️
just wanted to say 'thank you'.
I don’t have the words to adequately express the joy, wonder, and pleasure your work here and on other platforms gives me. Please know how greatly you are appreciated by me, and judging by the other comments, many people.
Thank you!
Thank you so very much, it means the world to me ❤️
No one can doubt the infinite possibilities of Creation… thank you so much for this uplifting post…
Your photos and awe regarding them is truly extraordinary. No matter how deep we delve into something, there is an infinity to discover. Like a möbius strip into eternity.
Thank you for showing us this world of wonders!
My pleasure Cesca, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I had a microscope when I was a kid. I would take it outside with the slides and cover them while I played. Once everything was chilled, I'd catch snowflakes and look at them. It was wonderful. ❄️
You are amazing; your work gives us a beautiful glimpse into your old soul. Bless you for sharing
Breathtaking!
"...shaped by invisible laws." Was just reading (in Owen Barfield) that before we thought of "laws" the Greeks instead beheld "Forms."
Love your stuff!
Love your work! You might like looking at tears magnified. It seems they differ according to our emotions. https://www.rose-lynnfisher.com/tears.html