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Seeing More Clearly

March 1, 2009

A friend took this photo of a pomegranate on the tree in front of my house. It had been looking sad and neglected—for some reason it had never ripened, so I let it sit there while in the meantime, the rest of the fruit was picked and the tree lost all its leaves for the winter. Then Suzanne came along and noticed it for me. That’s what artists do—-open our eyes to the beauty. I’m glad I can see it better now.

Suzanne Lorenz is a professional photographer, and her blog http://suzlorenz.blogspot.com/ is especially fun. Enjoy!

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