There is a little something in all of us that is worth sharing. Our words and thoughts on life can be just as important as anyone else’s in this world.

Calm, peaceful, and untroubled, tranquil! This photograph was taken just about a year ago in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

This photo was taken a few years ago during a visit to Italy. This is a quarry in Carrara, world famous for all of its white marble.

With all of our attempts to find the type of peace we wish to take up residence in our heart and soul, it becomes so easy to look towards the material possessions of those all around us.

I was just in time when I took this photo in Old Quebec City a few years ago.

There is so much more to the heaviness in our hearts when we are unable to let go of past emotions.

We would never know what is on the other side of that door unless we opened it would we?

I have to believe that an empty choice is the equivalent of eating the kind of food that has zero nutritional value for you.

The dictionary will have us all believing we need some type of social exchange and interaction with at least one other individual in order to collaborate.

A spot filled with so many moments of creative inspiration. The time of day is not as important as the peace this place brings.

No matter how hard you try, you will never be able to walk into a store, or shop online, to purchase more time to add to your life.

Over time, if we don’t challenge our own thinking, seeking new areas of fresh ideas, an acceptance to do better, we may fall victim to our own settling.

We don’t always see things in the same way as others. There are times when we can simply walk across the room and look at something, seeing it in a completely different way then we had previously.

Emotionally speaking, is there ever anything in life that lasts forever, as to become etched in stone so to speak?

Our minds can be so overcrowded at times we often wonder how we will ever be able to carry on.

There are moments in life when having a camera in your hands can do more than any attempt at trying to describe what you may have just witnessed.

If we enjoy something there is usually an emotional connection to something we are doing, or something we have experienced.

Each of us moves from one day into the next, carrying thoughts from our past, the moment we are in, and those which we have yet to catch up to.

There is no work involved if we choose to become the same image as our surroundings. We will just blend in and no one will pay attention to us.

The cold, dark, grey sky, empty boat slips, no human sightings, all in stark contrast to what would be expected during the summer months.