Life springs up. Joy bursts forth. Hope appears.
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I took this photograph after a long day of work in the long-term care facility where I am a recreational chaplain--a front line health care worker. Although we are well taken care of and can boast no cases of COVID-19 at this writing, there is still a sense of stress 'rocking' the world of long-term care. When I left the building, I saw these beautiful crocuses in our front yard and felt a sense of relief and peace. I knew that nature continued to emerge in its sweet, innocent way without any concern whatsoever about what was happening in the wider world.Time
The photograph was taken a little after 5 p.m.Lighting
The lighting is all natural.Equipment
I used a hand-held Galaxy A5 (2017) Android mobile telephone.Inspiration
I was touched by the innocent beauty of the crocuses and their colorfulness.Editing
No.In my camera bag
Although I have another, more sophisticated camera--the PowerShot SX50HS--I normally do not bring it to work with me and only had my portable phone and its built-in camera.Feedback
Be in tune with your feelings. Be open to the moment. Try to see with your 'heart' rather than merely using your eyes.
