Battles raged, bombs exploded, buildings imploded and exploded. The heat of the fires burnt everything and left everything dead in its wake.
Only one thing though. After emerging from my fallout shelter I noticed one thing. Ivory was still standing tall in all her glory. A little grayish from the soot, ashes, and smoke. She beat all odds. All I could do is admire her beauty and strength.
It was a journey like every other. Zooming through the galaxy with Space Jammer dodging meteor showers here and there.
I dodged one meteor and as my view became clear past a nebula there it was.
What a sight to behold. There was a bio-organism of very large space creatures intertwined in a battle for which the likes I'd never seen. They spun around and their tentacles went every which way. As I hovered there at a distance to avoid being caught up with them they fought harder and let out the harshest sounds I've ever heard. My heat meter was throwing off some readings that startled me. It was then I saw them change colors... than in a crescendo bursting into these brilliant shades of flames. There was an explosion! It burned for at least what seemed like 1/2 an hour. Then it was all over! They vaporized and it was gone! Good thing Space Jammer's camera captured this image.
A photo posted by A New Life Oasis Photography (@anewlifeoasisphoto) on
The story short that goes with the image:
Imagine with me for a moment... I'm on a beach on Mars. [Yes, there's beaches on Mars! ;-D Beaches are one of my favorite things, as well as astronomy.]
So, back to the story.
I go on a journey to this magical beach where everything glows in magnificent colors. I come across all these wonderful creatures. I run and dance in excitement at their beauty. In my excitement they all rush in together to take part in this joy. I grab my camera to capture this moment for memory in history.
Take in this joy and pleasure, even if for a slight moment. It's so magical!
This is part of a 52 week challenge in my Arcanum cohort in the Google Community I participate in.
Really the only thing stopping me is myself. The possibilities are endless. Lay aside all self-limiting beliefs and let the creativity flow.
What I'm learning is that it doesn't matter where you are or what your subject matter is. See things from a different perspective and apply that. I'm finding that I really enjoy creating abstract art. No limits!
