Boundaries

Upper hand
Head start
Sharpness

A piercing shadow edge delineates progression options.

“It is your choices and decisions that determine your destiny.” – Roy T. Bennett

Multidimensional
Horizontal surface
Appearance offering

Using focus stacking, a serene observation of still-water pooling in the swamp works to synopsize spatial planes.

“Look beneath the surface; let not the several quality of a thing nor its worth escape thee.” – Marcus Aurelius

Surface tension
Color saturation
Gratification

Almost back to the beach house, just as the rain eases off.

“Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet.” – Roger Miller

An effect
May precede
Its cause

Another fabulous ocean sunrise experience.

“Would any observations be relevant to the determination of its truth or falsehood?” – A.J. Ayer

Elements dance
Kinematic entity
Exquisitely delicate

Low angle morning sunlight illuminates recent activity.

“A fixed plane of life upon which everything stirs, slows down or accelerates.” – Felix Guattari

Forces exercised
Space investment
Controlled behavior

Outside the sport venue, repeated angles of reflection confine movement.

“One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.” – Arthur Ashe

Value exchange
Places to go
Things to see

The cost of paying the toll booth operators is about one-third of the revenue collected.

“There are no wrong roads to anywhere.” – Norton Juster

Submerge reveal
Existence presence
Bring to light

A dry period lowers Ocean Lake water levels, disclosing various objects of interest.

“The earth was thirsty, with the memories of trees long cut, and it’s surface hardened, that long since rain soaked.” – Meeta Ahluwalia

Calm state
Being serene
Emotional accord

A small pier and boat grace the sound.

“Water is sufficient…the spirit moves over water.” – Friedrich Nietzsche

Accidental differences
Progressive addition
Correlative change

Some horizons go on forever.

“That which is instinctive in instinct cannot be expressed in terms of intelligence, nor, consequently, can it be analyzed.” – Henri Bergson