Hello everyone. Welcome to my tenth installments of my creative world that I call Resonance Reflection Photography. My name is Marcel Comeau, and I'm a landscape photographer based in Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Each week I post my work online for the world to see and enjoy. This week's photo was taken out in Botanical Beach out in Port Renfrew. The west shores of the island are amazing. One of the biggest reasons I love coming out here is because it reminds a lot of the beaches from my hometown out on the south-west shores of Nova Scotia.
The various rocky surfaces that lead to sandy beaches remind me a lot of my younger years while exploring the wondrous landscape of the East coast. It was a miserable day to take photographs. It was rainy, and it was windy. Weather like this makes it a little challenging with photography, but if you persevere and take your time, the results can be beautiful. Even within the less than ideal environmental conditions, there is beauty to be found. Again thank you for taking the time to listen to me today, and I hope to hear from you soon. Take care.
If you want to learn more about me, please visit my website:
www.resonancereflectionphotography.com
Original Article:
The quest of igniting the light of the creative being requires an energy governed from within ourselves. The architecture of our society obligates our course of life to follow protocols beyond the perception of what some might interpret as accurate. We embody the neurological structure to harness thought and converge conscious matter into action. Given the opportunity to enact on attaining the knowledge and skillsets required to instigate momentum on your vision, the possibilities of reaching your goals are prosperous. Adversity will be the rival in the pursuit of fulfillment. In our space of existence, going against the establishment that's monetized various outlets of expression and artistic endeavors will no doubt institute potential challenges. With that in mind, the horizon we face will become the journey of a lifetime.
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I can't speak for every entity to stand against the pressures that come with chasing what's dear to them. The risks affiliated with such immense accords can submit action to a standstill. The resources required alone to fulfill such adventures demand so much out of yourself and to the landscape that surrounds you. With the unsettling reality settled in our perception, is the act of letting your dreams fall from existence worth the sacrifice? Ask yourself the questions; I've been given the light of consciousness, what value can I provide to the plane of life we all share? My time on this earth will perish before I'm ready to leave, what must I do to justify my legacy to continue when I'm gone? The world is waiting for the beauty that's within us to be discovered, what will be my next move?