Reflections

From the Past to the Present by Kirsten Bruening - Photojournalism, Art Photography, Photography Awards, Photo of the Day, Kirsten Bruening

The Weight of Stone

We walk through rooms built by men long dead, their hands turned to dust, their intentions forgotten. We think we are observing history, but history is observing us. It watches from the vaulted ceilings and the cold, unyielding marble. There…
Mozart's Snowflake, by Bill Wilson - Abstract Photography, Photography Awards, Photo of the Day, Art Photography, Online Photography Courses

Magical Nights

Have you ever thought if you can turn back time to a special night, a night that you kept in your mind and heart forever? When Christmas eve is getting near with all the Christmas lights on the neighborhood, it reminds me of years ago; with the snow coming down and us sitting at the fireplace as a family. And the great thing about it is that those memories will never end. We can always create new memories with our loved ones and you will see that those magical nights will always live forever.
In the End by Kirsten Bruening - Photo of the Day, Art Photography, Close-Up Photography, Photography Awards, Online Photography Courses

The Quiet Folding of Things

When I was seven, my grandmother taught me how to fold a napkin so it looked like a swan. She did it with a kind of reverence, her fingers moving with a precision that made the stiff linen seem soft, almost alive. I remember watching her hands—spotted…