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Wandering Beetle by Shikchit KhanalWandering Beetle by Shikchit Khanal
I spent two nights in the Thar Desert of Rajastan, India with five of my very best friends. As we rested in the sand I noticed this beetle slowly walking along and I was reminded of the story of the Little Prince by Antoine de St. Exupery. It was really difficult to capture this slow but ever moving little beetle who kept moving on. I looked away for only a moment and when I looked back this mysterious little beetle had disappeared leaving only its tiny prints in the sand.
In the End by Kirsten Bruening
At the end of the day, when the sun goes down, the flowers slowly close and we ask ourselves what the day was like, only one thing should be important: Was it a day when we could make someone happy? Was it a day we could make someone laugh? It is not always money that makes us happy, it is small gestures that are sometimes insignificant to us and that can mean so much. A smile can change the world.
Blue Flowers by Kirsten Bruening
The blue flower is a central symbol of romance. It stands for longing and love and for the metaphysical pursuit of the infinite. The blue flower later became a symbol of longing for the distance and a symbol of wandering.