Saturday, December 4, 2010

Wherever You Go ~


"Go in peace,"
the priest replied.
"For the Lord
is
watching
over
your journey."
Judges 18:6



30 comments:

cristie said...

oh my...i can even see snowflakes oh it's little head. now for sure i can go to sleep in peace. xox

Mary said...

Susan this is the most amazing photo. I clicked to enlarge it, I feel like I could reach out and touch this most magnificent animal.

You photos are so breathtaking!!

Jennifer Richardson said...

Oh wow
...what a symphony
of images and words.
Feeling the power
and peace in this
to my bones.
Thanks, dear heart.
-Jennifer

Mari said...

Wow - this is amazing! Incredible shot!

Joan Elizabeth said...

This IS a truly beautiful shot and married with the seasonal blessing of peace a moment of great blessing today.

Ginny Hartzler said...

What a picture!! Amazing.

Anonymous said...

oh yes, i like reading that one.

and the photo...ahhhhhh nice.

JofIndia said...

A true masterpiece..

Anonymous said...

I love these snowy ears!
xo Catherine

donna said...

My goodness gracious....how did you manage to capture this image with your camera? It's perfect.

Thank you for sharing, my peaceful friend. You are a treasure.

donna

Anonymous said...

How can you doubt with words and pictures such as these? Thank you. Last Friday night, as I lay in bed waiting for my daughter to come home, I kept repeating, 'trust, let go and let God'. Now, I will commit this verse to my memory. I have a feeling that the dear already know this, don't you think?
Andie

MadSnapper n Beau said...

I am sitting here trying to figure out HOW you got this most magnificent shot. I LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT

S. Etole said...
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Maureen said...

Such a wonderful image, Susan. I can imagine it as a Christmas card.

S. Etole said...

This is a combination of two photos. The little doe had come right up to the kitchen window ... so close that all I could see were her ears until she began to walk away.

Beth said...

Peace and safety must emanate from your home and you for birds and animals to come so close. So the spirit in you calms not just us, but also God's other creations. Truly a gift of God, Susie.

This would make an awesome Christmas card.
Seriously you could go into the card making business quite successfully.

Vicky said...

Wow, you got a great close up shot! How wonderful to have such wild life in your yard in the winter months too. Those eyelashes are stunningly long!

Rick said...

A beautiful benediction, and a wonderful photo !

Dawning Inspiration said...

Oh my Susan - love this...how cool!

Leslie said...

And it is so good to know He is...thank you for this verse and this heartwarming reminder. I love the fuzziness of that head in the foreground, just brushed with snowflakes. You even caught the feathery brows!

SimplyDarlene said...

Hey, friend, this certainly is a blessing!

Missed you.

Blessings.

Mommy Emily said...

i could hardly believe this photo when i saw it. friend, what eyes you have, for wonder. i love visiting here. thank you.

Glenda said...

Breath-taking beauty and peace! You are able to get some amazing shots!

Leslie said...

I was just showing this photo to my daughter and she said, "This would make a GREAT Christmas card!" I agree.

Janis Van Keuren said...

Comment didn't stick here either~

Amazing photo! The tile of the deer's head, the flying snow, the deer from behind. You are an incredibly gifted artist! And I love soaking in the beauty that you capture. How did you ever get that deer?

Janis

caryjo said...

WOW! How'd you do that? I think I see where it was, but that's just amazing!

S. Etole said...

She was right under the kitchen window. Her ears were about all that was evident until she started to walk away. I combined two photos for a more complete picture.

Anonymous said...

oh Susan, precious close up, I thought perhaps you got an early gift of a hefty telephoto ;) Love the combination!!

Duane Scott said...

I love your photos.. LOVE THEM!

ELK said...

wow .. you are so artistic with the two photos