Photographer John E. Walker in Oshawa, Aug 24, 2025, at Parkwood Estate National Historic Site.
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I truly appreciate the beauty of nature, and I enjoy your eye for capturing beautiful images. You don’t have to post every week; posting every second week or even monthly would be perfectly fine. With so many options to choose from, it takes time to fully appreciate each picture. There are 21 choices to go through, and I can select the images I want to save. The words "love," "compassion," and "community" resonate deeply with me, as they convey a sense of connection and empathy. I really enjoy this aspect of the network. Thanks for being awesome!
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Wow, just beautiful pictures. Great eye my friend.
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My favorite color purple and with the bees snd butterflies, just beautiful. Thank you for sharing this wonderful images.
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Just beautiful John, Im was out today and it was so nice just to feel the sun again. How can I support you this week?
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A Monarch Butterfly with its wings folded close, drinking deeply from the heart of a red Zinnia. Just beside it, another red Zinnia stood softly blurred in the background, as if waiting its turn to share its quiet beauty.
What I saw wasn’t just a butterfly and a flower, but a gentle reminder of balance. The Monarch, often a symbol of resilience and transformation, paused its journey to receive nourishment. The Zinnia, radiant in deep red, offered its energy freely—vitality expressed in colour and form.
Together, they created a story of giving and receiving, of stillness and strength. In that moment, I was reminded that health and wellness often come not from constant motion, but from pausing, accepting, and allowing ourselves to be renewed by life’s simple offerings.