Seeing
Have you ever looked through your camera lens and seen something you’ve never noticed before?
Have you ever looked back at your life and seen a you that you didn’t expect, a new angle come to light?
Have you ever looked through your camera lens and seen something you’ve never noticed before?
Have you ever looked back at your life and seen a you that you didn’t expect, a new angle come to light?
Release Deep breath in Exhale Open the door Home Greeted by A box of chirps Beaks upturned And two adoring Tail waggers Fur under hand I see a better me In their eyes Whimpering Energetic love Shoulders drop A notch Dogs perform Backyard dash and dump While I pirouette Into a costume change Jeans? Sneakers?…
Moodiness, looniness Mind in a fog Mirror, mirror in the pond May I be fairest More than all? Maery, Maery Most contrary Mind over Matter More and more Madness! Utter Madness! Mission impossible! Miracles do happen More than you think
I was on some sort of picture blitz this weekend, and not just of dogs. I took a walk across the Rum River bridge (below) to get to a platform by the river’s dam. When you look over the side of the bridge, you see the structure below. I’m not sure what it is but it…
[WARNING! I think I sound a bit crazy sometimes, but really, do not be alarmed! My brain is just on high percolation lately and I’m letting go and letting it do it’s thing.] Free thinking Free writing Living large But not gluttonously Make more things From scratch Stop fighting my hair With expensive products This…
I went to a gathering of the Sandhill Photography group last Friday night. Besides having some great food, there was a presentation by Ron Hustvedt of Write Outdoors, which included ideas on how and where to get your photos published. Club members also brought slide shows of photos they took in 2011. My slide show…
“Instead of looking elsewhere for nourishment, we can live artistic, elegant lives, appreciating the details of our ordinary existence.” ~ “The Practice of Contemplative Photography,” Andy Karr, Michael Wood This week, I began reading the book “The Practice of Contemplative Photography, Seeing the World with Fresh Eyes” by Andy Karr and Michael Wood. I first…
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Stunning photography Maery! And yes, there are so many times when I’ll see something in a different light. It’s the stopping and changing the direction of my head..or internally when I think about what has been said and put it in a different context. AND…when I first viewed your link to this post on facebook…the first photograph looks like the shadow of a bear…coming here and actually looking at the photographs made me smile…
I’m visiting new blogs today for the first time, so i also thought id wish you a Happy Thanksgiving to you and your readers. And i hope that the day is spent generating positive memories for years to come. Richard from Amish Stories.
Nice post! Latte is getting so big.
I’m so glad you stopped to enjoy also ’cause you can share the beauty that surround ya with us.
I just sat in awe of your mystery clouds sweetie. What a breathtakin’ photo.
God bless and have a marvelous day.
BTW: Giveaway…my place! :o)
There is a quality of people who stop and see, inhale, and become one with a place.
I love that you are one of those people.
Happy Thanksgiving.