Category Archives: Random Photography

A mind is like a parachute

November 26, 2021Random Photography, Random Quotesignorance, imagination, mind, music, street art, street wisdomShira

“A mind is like a parachute. It doesn’t work if it is not open.” – Frank Zappa

Imagination is more important than knowledge

October 13, 2021Random Photography, Random QuotesAlbert Einstein, imagination, street art, street wisdomShira

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” – Albert Einstein

Nowhere to go

September 4, 2021Random Photography, Random Quotesgratitude, present moment, signs, travelShira

The shade hugs my heart

August 27, 2021Random Photographynature, treesShira

“Alone with myself
The trees bend to caress me
The shade hugs my heart”
– Candy Polgar

Did you look up at the sky today?

April 12, 2021Random PhotographyShira

She’s So Full of Herself

February 27, 2021Random Photographyastronomy, moon, natureShira

Lockdown Life

September 23, 2020Random Photography2020, home, nature, sunriseShira

For a minute there I lost myself

Seen from the train in Tel Aviv.

Happy June from Norway

June 1, 2016Random Photography, Random Picsnature, seasons, travel, winterShira

Winter leftovers at Vikafjellet (mountains on the west coast of Norway...) — Winter leftovers at Vikafjellet (mountains on the west coast of Norway…)

How Did the Chicken Cross the Road?

May 25, 2016Random Links, Random Photography, Random Thoughtsanimals, change, changing the world, creativity, money, nature, travel, treesShira

animal bridges — Norwegian wildlife crossing. Photo by Shira Tamir.

Some countries don’t question a chicken’s motives for crossing the road, but instead invest in ways to help the chicken cross it safely and more effectively.

#howdidthechickencrosstheroad #wildlifecrossing #animalbridge #animalwelfare #respectnature #theywereherefirst #whereareYOURtaxesgoing

Recommended Link: 12 Amazing Animal Bridges Around the World

Enjoy Your Problems

May 24, 2016Random Photography, Random Pics, Random Quotes, Random Thoughtschanging the world, humanity, Israel, life, power to the people, reality, society, street art, street wisdomShira

“The beautiful spring came; and when Nature resumes her loveliness, the human soul is apt to revive also.”
-Harriet Ann Jacobs

Autumn Morning Thoughts

October 10, 2015Random Photography, Random Thoughtsautumn, beauty, change, colors, emotions, life, nature, present moment, sadness, seasons, thoughts, treesShira

Photo by Shira Tamir / Hopatcong, New Jersey

It’s one of those mornings where I’m torn between the beauty and the sadness of it all…

#coldautumnday #leavesarefallingonmeasiwritethis #itallmeaningmylifeandlifeitself

Photo by Shira Tamir / Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park, New Jersey — Photo by Shira Tamir / Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park, NJ

“Of all the things I hold in high regard, rules are not one of them.”
– Frank Underwood

Are You Here?

October 7, 2015Random Photography, Random Picsawakening, present moment, questions, signs, society, travelShira

I would add the location I saw this at but I have no idea where I was... — I would add the location I saw this at but I have no idea where I was…

Torn

October 4, 2015Random Photographyautumn, change, colors, death, life, nature, seasons, travel, trees, VermontShira

Photo by Shira Tamir / Brattleboro, Vermont

What Will Unlock Peace?

October 2, 2015Random Photography, Random Picsart, changing the world, creativity, freedom, Israel, Israel-Palestine, love, peace, politics, power to the people, questions, religion, street art, travel, VermontShira

Photo by Shira Tamir / Centre Congregational Church - Brattleboro, VT — Photo by Shira Tamir / Centre Congregational Church – Brattleboro, VT

Unexpected ET Sighting

October 1, 2015Random Photography, Random Pics, Random Thoughtsart, extraterrestrials, family, humor, Maine, Money for Coffee, nature, synchronicities, travelShira

Photo by Shira Tamir / Alfre, Maine — Photo by Shira Tamir / Alfred, Maine

I was craving a cup of coffee along the way so i made the first turn pointing me in the direction of a bakery. They didn’t have coffee but they had a community garden right behind me with a reminder to phone home. (I really should, sigh.)