The Vortex of Life-force... by blondeblurr
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The word Chakra literally means a “spinning wheel”— or vortex of life force, Chakras as life force, circulates between two poles, one in the physical world of the body and the other in the realm of pure consciousness...
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We have been experiencing amazing weather and temperatures for the whole of Summer and well into Autumn now [here, in 'Down Under' land] - no complains whatsoever and forgive me, for taking a daily refreshing dip into the pool, simply to cool off, plus drinking plenty of fluids - otherwise dehydration sets in... don't I know it !
..and this brings me to the point I'm trying to make here - catching a mini Vortex close to the pool filter outflow of the water-pump and if it was any bigger it would suck me in... LOL but...
...speaking of Vortexes, there just happens to be a real one sitting off the East Coast, north of us, a category 3 at this stage, by tomorrow morning, it is predicted to be a category 5 !!!!! called the Tropical Cyclone "Debbie", people are already evacuating.
Let's hope there will be no loss of life and without too much damage.
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Love & Peace
Brigitte
Comments (26)
Faemike55
if it's not earthquakes in typhoons. I wish you all the best. Great capture
giulband
As usual you have a great sense of image and a very unique photographic point of view !!
starship64
It looks like a miniature tornado. Nicely captured.
That storm sounds scary. Hopefully everybody who ought to evacuate actually will and things will turn out okay. I'll keep the situation in my prayers.
awjay
nice onr
jayfar
I love your image and the explanation Brigitte but you must stay safe my Ozzy friend. We don't get those awful weather conditions in the UK - fingers crossed - the storms we do get are bad enough.
crender Online Now!
Beautiful !!!!
alida
great take
Jean_C
What a superb capture, Brigitte! I will buy a swimming pool to try to make such a beautiful photo, lol!
I wish for the inhabitants that this cyclone will be not too bad!
g1tip
Great capture, Brigitte . . . . but, be sure to take all the necessary precautions. And, be sure to keep us up-to-date on you and Debbie!!!
Cgaynor
Your have created a beautiful transcription.
jif3d
A Chakra in our pool ? and there I was thinking it was a worm-hole into another dimension ...like, at the bottom of the pool and underwater kind of dimension...LOL
Super find and watery capture...and I think "Debbie" is way too far away to effect us at all, just like that other Debbie we know (private LOL)...but ya just never know...fingers crossed that it doesn't go pear-shaped and head south !
~Cheers~
VDH
Original image, great capture !!
helanker
WOW! Well captured. Best wishes, that Debbie will pass in peace with no damage after all.
jocko500
hope the storm do not go where you at. Look like it do go the opposite way than it do north of the equate. hope I spelled it right lol. you take care and if they say to leave then do what you have to do.
auntietk
What a fascinating photograph! It's a wonderful abstract composition, and the little funnel sucks my attention right in! :)
rbowen
Great capture and photo!!! I heard the news about the Cyclone. It must be scary. I hope that it will weaken soon. Best of luck!
Glendaw
Wonderful concept and perfect image.
Looks like you may disappear into oblivion if your not careful Brigitte.
Oh we are welcoming our Spring after a few cold months Brrr.
Hydrating is very necessary indeed, lucky you to be soooo hot.
We are still wearing winter wear-- Ha ha.
Ok so much for us-- you picture is totally awesome Brigitte.
The colors and lighting are perfect.
Great imagination, well done.
Happy dipping ! !
wysiwig
What a wonderful find. At first i thought it was something you had done in 2D. When I realized it was a photo I thought the shadow looked like a large sea creature. I love the color and how the column of the vortex shimmers. Top notch.
DukeNukem2005
It's fine!
kgb224
Superb capture. God bless.
X-PaX
Very nice capture of this little 'Tornado'. Well done.
dochtersions
A special idea again from you Brigitte. Fortunately I meanwhile know, that stupid Debbie is gone. What a stress it must have been for all in your area. For everyone who has to cleaning up, much strength with everything Debbie has left. And a cargo hugs too.
anahata.c
lol, your son. You have a debbie in your life who you'd like to avoid? We all have people like that...One of the things that makes your art 'yours' is that you take common sights and you find a powerful design in them, and then present them as a bold statement. This is just a common water funnel, from a drain (and yes, it's going the 'other way' compared to the northern hemisphere---thanks to Jock for pointing that out). Yet you have a way with light, angle, hues, crops, whatever's required, of making it into a big bold statement. A Presence. On top of the clarity of the funnel, the hues are so strongly defined. And you cropped it so the funnel-entry is at the top, after which we have a lonnnnnng descent down to get to the bottom: You make this a 'descent'. And the bottom has those little bulges, like it's the start of another journey. (And you have long lines---probably light lines---in the same direction as the tall shadow---which emphasize the descent as well. A really fine Brigitte shot, and I like what you wrote too. This could be a depiction of the chakra path---we enter at the surface and funnel down; and the chain keeps going along. Love this upload.
blondeblurr
Well observed Mark & Jocko !!! see what happens, when you are living 'Down Under' ?
flavia49
nice
Cyve
What a fantastic capture Brigitte... Marvelous image my friend !!!
nikolais
almost abstract. don't feel any damage may come from the vortex with such a color. most inviting for plunging in. great work, Brit!