Ahoy! The Pixel Viking

Photoblogger Pixel Viking has gorgeous photos from his home town, Odense, Denmark. Wednesday’s image is striking, common, and quiet. I like the selected color use. It feel different than this one, also a street scene, in full color. This one called “Viking jewelry” may be of interested too.

And just in case those don’t float your boat as it were, how about this photo from Diane Varner of the sea breaking against the boundaries set for it by the Lord who spoke it into being?

0 thoughts on “Ahoy! The Pixel Viking”

  1. I’ve got to visit Denmark someday. Nice stuff.

    I especially liked the last photo. Waves crashing on rocks move me in a very visceral way. Whether it’s related to my being descended from people who lived on a wave-battered rock island is not for me to say.

  2. I hope this doesn’t sound pretentious; but waves crashing against rocks is for me an image of time vs. eternity; the brevity of the human life span. (Not to mention many other things this image can evoke. As a fisherman I would mention banging one’s head against the wall; as so much of one’s effort comes to naught 🙂

    – Peter Kreeft has a lecture that’s available online (ISI.org) on man’s fascination with the sea.

  3. What comes up in my mind when I see such images is patience, and peace in the storm. The rocks scorn the angry waves. They care nothing for the rage of the sea. I’m not like that, but I dream of it.

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