for all who is thristy [for schonee ] by jocko500
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Description
I heard from some people by email and by lookig at the gallery that schonee left and deleted the gallery that was builded up with time and with love too. I do not know why; but there is hope. Do not give up.
Matthew 5:4 Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.
you all have a blessed day

Comments (47)
Jock, you are an amazing friend to so many here. This is a beautiful dedi to a wonderful lady, it has such a powerful message.
wonderful dedication for schonee!!
Don't know about the choice of reading material, but I sure could use that drink ! ~Cheers~
This is a wonderful dedication!
How sad..beautiful thoughts and a thought provoking image..too..
Excellent photography my friend.....!!!!
Fantastic capture! :)
Wonderful dedication and capture Jock.
Beautiful composition and light! I love the light dappling the ground and the stairs, and the irregular lines of the stairs. Lovely image and dedication!
bonne photo!!
water in the bottle left to drench in the sun sister just don't drink it now as too much time as slipped right by it can make you sick you know unless by chance it was sitting in snow:: nice shot simple and great jocko:
Let's hope that Schonee comes back ... superb dedication and apt photo.
Awesome! Love it!
Great dedication.
Beautiful lighting and words!
In the first place I like this way of dedication, and of course your photo too, Jocko. But I'm deeply impresses (and also in tears) because of Matthew 5:4. Thank you for this, Jocko. Yes, there is hope, and clear water for who is thirsty.
I didn't know her, and don't think I've ever gone to her gallery. It's a shame that we keep losing artists. People always had nice things to say about her, she seemed well liked, and had great products that the 3D artists all loved. I like the analogy you've capture here a lot. A wonderful photo and sentiment.