Thursday, January 7, 2010
Annascaul Lake
On our way to Dingle, my better half and navigator saw something interesting on the map so we decided to take a small detour and investigate. Despite driving on narrow, icy roads (with a severe drop down a cliff awaiting any slippery mistakes) it was definitely worth the diversion. The lake was flat-calm, the air still and cold and the scene very beautiful.
When we rounded the corner to see this scene in front of us it was a special moment. Being naturally a booky indoors type, I've gradually over recent years began to see the importance of appreciating God's creation in worship. Trying to find a good place to take the above photo from was done with a mixture of prayer, excitement and carefully placed footfalls. Looking at the picture now makes me excited, excited about God.
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Annascaul Lake,
Co. Kerry,
Creation,
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Nikon F100,
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Worship
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4 comments:
Wonderful picture, Daniel!
O all ye works of the Lord bless ye the Lord, praise him and magnify him for ever!
Amen to that Joc!
Beautiful picture, almost hard to believe that's actually Kerry - looks like the rugged landscape of some remote part of North America.
Thanks Conor - Yes snow is a rare sight in Ireland, especially when accompanied by a blue sky and with no wind!
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