Our Zoom photo club meets again tonight.
It always a great time to see and chat with people from all over the USA.
Tonights challenge is to depict something from Psalm 104 as a photograph.
I had so many in mind and couldn't choose between two.
Here were my choices:
Psalm 104:19
He made the moon to mark the seasons;
I love how it seems that the moon is being hung in the heavens by the "hand" of God.
The second choice is from Psalm 104:10
You make springs gush forth in the valleys; they flow between the hills;
I ended up using the first one but it was a difficult choice.
Be sure to enlarge them so see the detail.
Thanks for looking.
14 comments:
What a rewarding challenge! Well thought out, peaceful and edifying. Praise be to God for all His wonders and His amazing grace.
Blessings.
I like them both, but I have to agree I like the first one and the verse. God does so much for us doesn't he?
That Photo Club is really interesting with the challenges it presents and I bet it really *is* fun to Zoom with people from all over. Of course that's one of the things I love about blogging, getting to know people from everywhere and what's just like here and what's different... talking in real time is I'm sure quite a lot of fun. Oh and PS I think you made the right choice that's a lovely Moon picture and certainly meets the goal.
Two beautiful shots, Sue!
They’re both good photos - I can see how it would be hard to choose. I take it this is a Christian group. That is really neat that you found this group. Fun to meet others from around the world.
Both are good. I lovethe moon shot. Photography rocks.
The moon with its accompanying Bible verse is lovely!
What great images you've chosen! I'm partial to the moon -- but the second with those wee floating leaves and bit of moss makes me wish I was sitting there.
Your images are lovely. I love the moon.
They are both good, but I think I would have chosen the second one. Just because it is more unusual and detailed.
they are both perfect matches to the verses.. either would have been a good choice, no way to go wrong there
Those are both excellent choices.
They are both lovely.
I think I would have chosen the first one (moon) as well though.
I love both pics, but the first is the one I would have chosen, too.
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