Having fun with phone photo apps...
and featuring my music as well...Life is good....
and featuring my music as well...Life is good....
An easy listening instrumental♫♪
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Orange You Glad It's Friday
Woman At The Well
A dusty road,
The mid-day sun.
Our Lord sits down.
His work’s not done.
He rests alone,
And comes a woman.
“Sir, you are thirsty.”
He says to her,
“Go call your husband.”
So speaks the Lord
Straight to her heart.
A sinner she,
We know the part.
They talk some more
She finds what she sought.
“Sir, You’re a prophet.”
He says to her,
“Drink living water.”
Our Lord has come
To offer each
To offer each
Eternal life
Within our reach
Within our reach
Come to the well of life eternal
We are open vessels.
Wash away our sin.
Feed us living water.
Fill us to the brim.
Wash away our sin.
Feed us living water.
Fill us to the brim.
I like your hand pump! Very elegant and interesting looking.
ReplyDeleteNice, abstracta pictures
ReplyDeleteLiked the mirrored.
ReplyDeleteFun playing whit photos.
Have a nice eveninge.
Mormor
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2013/04/24/nf-abstract-20/
Yes, without doubt, a wonderful composition, nice music too!
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of pumps. Can still remember how it felt to pump up water in it. .) I, too, think this app is very nice. Great work with the pump.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun app! I like how the pump photo turned out.
ReplyDeleteThe mirrored effect is nice.
ReplyDeletei liked the first photo.
ReplyDeleteCreative photography editing and great post for W ^_^
ReplyDeleteWoman at the well...water...baptism...it all flows together. There's nothing like an ice cold cup of water from a well. Great "W" post.
ReplyDeleteLove the original photo and the effects. How beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your poem about Jesus and the Samaritan woman, and goes very well with your digitally enhanced photograph. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteWe used to have a handpump when I was small. This calls forth the memories and I liked your rendition of the story of the woman at the well.
ReplyDeleteLove the poem and what you did with the photos. Thanks for joining again. :)
ReplyDeletea perfect poem and great illustration, too1
ReplyDelete(I'm glad you gave me the link to your blog because I can never get to it by clicking on your name in the comments on my blog.)
interesting photo treatments --
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really Well-Written...
ReplyDeleteThe different effects on the photo are Wild...
Wonderful post for the letter W...
Thanks for linking!
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