BURNEY FALLS, Northern California, 2006
the picture can be clicked on for a larger view.
Camera was a Sony Mavica
from: The Tao te Ching
The highest motive is to be like water:
water is essential to all life,
yet it does not demand a fee
or proclaim its importance.
Rather, it flows humbly to the lowest level,
and in so doing it is much like Tao. (8)
Nothing in the world is weaker
or more yielding than water;
yet nothing is its equal in wearing away
the hard and the strong.
There is nothing quite like it.
Thus, the weak can overpower the strong;
the flexible can overcome the rigid.
The whole world can perceive this,
but does not put it into practice. (78)
Welcome to PICTURE PERFECT
a weekly photo-blog
rules (not that anyone pays them the slightest bit of attention) for the newbies
Each week a theme will be posted up on Wednesday, and you are invited to put up your best picture
ONE and ORIGINAL,
not off the internet,
then post a comment on PICTURE PERFECTS PAGE
-----> http://fotofriday.multiply.com/ <-----
so that everyone can link to your page and see your pic.
By all means mention your camera and lens used!
Open that page for viewing for all...and visit as many as you can!
The entries will close at midnight on Friday.
Most importantly....have fun out there!
(Rules borrowed from Picture Perfects page! Thank you Heather)
