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Was it last week I was capturing Byron sunsets, editing my photos in cafes and going to chanting groups and drumming circles? I am so thankful for that week. I will try to keep my love of nature up through all of this. With all the stress at the moment, there is something calming and beautiful about a sunrise. The sun will always rise the next day. I hope my landscape pictures inspire you through this tough time. I hope that people find in them rest, relaxation, or a pause for renewal. May the colour be curative. May they provide sanctuary. May the energy that inspired this work in the first place live on and be felt by those who resonate with it.#worldtravel #travelphotography#katebranch#katebranchcreative






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