Niagara Falls & The Original Telsa Power Station A #Landscape

Android Phone Camera
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This #Landscape is of Niagara Falls taken from the Canadian side of the Niagara River. To the bottom right is the original Telsa power station. I like this photo as it has a tilt-shift look without using any special lens adapters or filters. Compositionally it is generally not good form to put the subject at the center of the #photography frame, however the power station and the lines leading and traveling to the falls take enough attention away from the falls that it seems to almost work well.

@nasional insisted on knowing more so now that the proverbial and physical sores have healed I will.

I was going there to propose to my lover, the light of my life, my lady and my luck... but my lady, my luck, and my lover never showed. I was their, sitting with only the self kindled fire of my soul. After a day and an overnight of waiting to hear a word from her (do not pity me, it was the most beautiful night anyone could have with perfect weather and the white noise roar of the falls people pay yearly for the simulacra of success in their work and home life theater.). I sat their and snapped a photo of my moment in time and space. Just one. Then two. I stood up off the bench I was snapshotting on and snapped some more. I ate the Chocolates I had stored for another time, instead enjoying this golden mellow of the sun rising as mine. All mine. That was all that was needed to complete me in the moment of time. Having finished my breakfast I took some steps and found the scene of falling water I had hoped to backdrop for something else. I took some steps and found the scene falling water again, this time my camera calling the photons home. Ten yards turned into one hundred and one hundred turned into one mile. By the end of the day my feet had put on 10 miles of walking from the USA into Canada and back again. Blisters on my feet, but always a smile. How lovely things are on their own. A smile that surrendered and knew, these things, these soles, they heal with time and I healed to toe, healed to rest. To sit down on the bench again, & wonder; "is this not the best?".