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Misty Morning
Please say hello to first-time contributor Matt Floyd, a 40-year-old man based in West Sussex, England. Matt is recovering from depression after a series of losses and dealing with past traumas all came to a head. The recovery has been hard work, but it is going well. Counseling has helped a great deal, and he is now coming to terms with his depression. Matt spends his time looking for employment, running, and taking photos.
About this photo: “This photograph was taken on a misty winter’s morning in Cuckfield, England.”
Find more from Matt at his web site.
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This reminds me of a Chinese painting. It is beautiful
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it is really beautiful I agree.
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Matt……what a peaceful image. It brings me calm just to look at it……..monos en theos….jim
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Beautiful! 🙂
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The mist covered trees in the background look like reflections of the clouds above.
Dreamy….
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Gorgeous!
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Wow stunning
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wonderful layers of beauty Matt.
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First off, welcome to Broken Light. Beautiful photo and story.
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Gorgeous photo. Thank you, Matt.
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Superb.
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I had depression years back . I was under tremendous stress and what got through it all was Jesus Christ , prayer, counseling , medication for awhile and support from those with understanding of the situation . great piece of work
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Reminds me of a scene from Lord of the Rings, really wonderful atmospheric image.
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As someone who used to live in Sussex, this picture captures so much of why I long to get back there one day. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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