PAXworks presents peaceful places

Please click on the thumbnails to see a larger image. NOTE: PAXworks only publishes photos for which we either own the copyrights, or have permission from the photographer to publish them. We respect the rights of all photographers and artists.
Deer often stopped in the late afternoon to 'talk' with us as we worked on the World Peace Labyrinth project. (c) PAXworks 2002	The river of life flows on in peaceful solitude; the Eel River passing through Logansport, in Northern Indiana. In 2003, a labyinth was built in the woods to the right! (c) PAXworks 1997
A unique juxta-positioning of the rugged cross and a rainbow of autumn colors in the background. (c) John E Ridder 1991	peaceful photos contributed by Sharon Owen of the Moonshadow Herb Gardens, Muskogee, Okla.
located on a bluff overlooking the Waycross, IN Labyrinth, the 14th station of the cross on a crisp fall day. (c) 2004 J Ridder	By far one of the most spiritual and mystical places on earth, The Grand Canyon of the Colorado (c) 2004 J Ridder
A glorious sky over Montezuma, NM (c) John W. Ridder	Late afternoon interior view of a Kiva (inactive) Pecos National Monument, New Mexico (c) PAXworks 2001
The POW Chapel on the grounds of Army Camp Atterbury in Southern Indiana.The Chapel was built and beautifully decorated by Italian POWs during W.W.II. photos (c) PAXworks	A Family enjoys the awesome splendor of God's Grand Canyon.(c) John Ridder 1994
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. View of the original chapel, burned by the Spanish in the 1680 revolt. photos (c) PAXworks 2001	Yosemite N.P. is a photographers paradise! The early Fall stillness of the Merced River gave an opportunity for peaceful reflection. (c) PAXworks 2002
Please click on the thumbnails to see a larger image.	"Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding." Albert Einstein.
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