MORNING HAS BROKEN: Weekly Photo Challenge
“Morning has broken, like the first morning”
MOUNTAIN MORNING
“Blackbird has spoken, like the first bird”
BLACKBIRD HAS SPOKEN
“Praise for the singing, praise for the morning”
PRAISE FOR THE MORNING
“Praise for the spinging fresh from the word.”
KIAWAH MORNING SPRINGING FRESH
“Sweet the rain’s new fall, sunlit from heaven”
SWEET RAIN
“Like the first dew fall on the first grass…..”
MORNING GRASSES
‘Praise with elation, praise every morning.”
GOLDEN SUNRISE
“God’s recreation of the new day.”
LIKE THE FIRST DAY
NOTE: Although Cat Stevens made the Morning Has Broken lyrics famous in his 1971 song, the lyrics were originally written in 1931 as a Christian hymn by Eleanor Farjeon.
For this post I’ve included a number of images from previous posts as well as several that are included for the first time. With thanks to Cheri for her lovely challenge, I offer you all my best wishes for a week filled with the all that mornings have to offer.
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These photos are absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing. I have just started a poetry channel here on WordPress in case you have time to have a look which includes several tributes to Lenny. Have a good day, Sam 🙂
These pictures are fantastic!
Thanks so much for your kind comment!
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What brilliant photographs. I’m glad I’ve found you and I’ll check in regularly to see your latest.
Thanks Maris, my pleasure!
Like you said in the last post, photographs as works of art evoke an emotional response. These images do just that. The tree shot has been a personal favourite since the first time you posted it.
This is a truly beautiful post, Tina! Love those early rays of the sun!
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That drowned silhouetted tree is quite something.
Thanks Steve – Sadly it’s on a very famous beach here in SC that is fast-eroding. I’d estimate it will be completely under water within a few years. It’s been a photographer’s favorite forever. I timed my visit to be there when high tide occurred at sunrise and was blessed with a glorious morning. >
What a lovely post!
A fantastic collection of super shots together with the beautiful words from “Morning has broken…..)
I’m listening to Cat Stevens song now (Ihad to 😉 )
Many thanks Turels. I’m fortunate to live in or near places that are very beautiful!
A great song ~ overshadowed by your incredible images, they match the lyrics so well. The contrast between “Praise for the Morning” and “Blackbird Has Spoken” are perfectly placed…by two favorite shots, from a sea of many.
Many thanks Randall. Praise for the Morning has been a very successful shot. It garnered a quarter-page color slot in a Charleston area magazine’s annual feature of favorite places. Looked great on print IMHO 😄😄.
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Lovely pictures. I love all of them. Fantastic!
Thanks very much!
Absolutely OUTSTANDING shots….just blown away by ‘like the first day’….I think I shall spend the day lost in it’s beauty & mystery……fabulous!!!
Many thanks April, hope you’re having a great summer up there!
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Wow, beautiful gallery. Mountain morning is my favorite!
Thanks Ms. D. I shot that one from a friend’s back. They get to see it every morning live!
Enviable!
Wow such beautiful clicks✨
Many thanks!
Serene & simply beautiful…
Thanks for sharing your fab talent!
Awww, thx Diane. Hope you’re enjoying your summer.
I sang the song in my head all the way through reading your post and looking at the pictures. Effective !
Thanks WC, I enjoyed putting this one together.
A beautiful song, set to lovely images, Tina. Thank you.
My pleasure Cynthia. Thanks for stopping by
Beautiful photos and lyric…
Thanks very much Celina
I like how you integrated the words of the song with very appropriate images. Not only very appropriate, but very beautiful. Nicely done, Tina
Thanks very much for the lovely compliment Cris
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This very song came to mind when I read about the “Morning” challenge 🙂 Gorgeous images, as usual, Tina.
Thanks very much Annette! >