Life

9 Mar 2009

This is one of my favorite pictures. From our trip to Iceland in 2007.

It’s a metaphor for life, really.

[Updated - if the picture loads fuzzy, please hit reload. It is not out of focus, but sometimes renders soft - not sure why.]

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March 9, 2009 | Filed Under Uncategorized

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  • Caetra
    "if the picture loads fuzzy, please hit reload. It is not out of focus, but sometimes renders soft - not sure why"

    Probably because it's trying to stop people from copying the image!

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    Love the pic btw ^_^

    Think I'll make it my desktop background.
  • Lol - you are so lame, you can't take a good picture. You just have to resort to theft.

    Pathetic.
  • I like this picture!!!! I kept staring at it for long...and then realised that I had to comment!
    It does resemble the curves in life..and the emptiness of the road resembles all of us individuals--no matter how me surround ourselves with , we are alone in so many ways!
  • Awesome shot :)
  • That's a great picture.

    And the Robert Frost poem is so apt...

    (It would not be fun to have a car break down around this area, i cant help thinking)
  • Krishna
    Actually it's really cheap now. Iceland went bankrupt due to its implicit guarantees of its banking system (and you thought the US had problems with the bottomless hole called AIG?).
    $1 + assumed debt should cover the entire country!
  • fantastic! i love the depth of perspective, in more ways than one.
  • Thanks Kate! And thanks for visiting :)
  • erika
    One of my favorite places. Want to buy a little cottage there with me, a little escape place? I'm only half-joking...I really loved it there!
  • I would if the weather was better. They only have 2 months of warm weather!! Plus it is insanely expensive. And I would stick out just a bit (you would fit right in though). :)

    But I agree - very lovely. I only saw very little of it. Need to go back for sure.
  • reminds me of poem from Robert Frost.

    "But i have promises to keep,
    and Miles to go before i sleep,
    and Miles to go before i sleep".
  • Never thought of that... but I can see it too, now.
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