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Decay
“Time is the longest distance between two places.”
― Tennessee Williams
There’s something inherently beautiful about the decaying, the abandoned, and the forgotten. It’s not just the textures, patterns, and colors that draw us in, it’s also the untold stories.
Ruins hold countless memories. We can only hope to uncover a fraction of the history these structures hold on to. From the mundane to the extraordinary, there is a sense that these totems of the bygone have seen it all and are bursting at the seams with untold tales. Wisdom and lore that will remain forever untapped.
Details
“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.”
― Henry David Thoreau
Finding beauty in your everyday life can be difficult. You’re bound to get caught up in the routine, the tasks, the to-do lists, and not take the time to carefully observe the world around you. It’s all too easy to overlook the way the light catches that piece of paper in just that right way or the one solitary leaf that has miraculously found its way to the middle of the parking lot.
I tend to miss them as well, but when they’re revealed to me that’s when I find grace. A moment of respite from the un-ending churn to appreciate the simple, the delicate, the beautiful.
