After 3 years, an update on how I'm doing things with these conceptual photographs
Tag: inspiration
22.06.2020 Curvaceous reflections
My photo for the day - thanks to the play of light, colour and a shiny, reflective surface
Foraging for yellow
So having decided to "forage" - for some reason, I went looking for yellow.
Trying out domestic foraging
Always keen to learn something new, I discover and get inspired by "domestic foraging"
Transitions – In limbo
As I sit here, I have no doubt that the larger world events are impacting every one of us in similar and different ways. Our common humanity will ensure that every single one of us is worried about vulnerable family members, distressed about someone who is far away from home, concerned for a friend or … Continue reading Transitions – In limbo
Surely what I have to say has already been said?
The Hay House Writers workshop in Dublin at the end of April inspired and motivated me. As I hoped it would. You can read about my apprehensions here. Many things were said that I needed to hear to silence Mergatroid (she is my critical ego, my Inner Critic). The biggie being "surely what I have to … Continue reading Surely what I have to say has already been said?
Paying Attention to Attention
I recently went on an amazing art retreat in rural Devon in the UK. The grounding premise for the art retreat was "attention" - the art of attention to be precise. I had no idea what to expect. I went with the intention of being aware and curious, "Attentional Aperture" (see this post for more about … Continue reading Paying Attention to Attention
Books and my 2019 Reading Challenge
This year I am stepping up my challenge to read 50 books, especially as I will not be working for at least 3 months from February to April!
The Effect of an Artist Date?
So I was inspired to do something crafty and creative again. Was the need to be creative a result of my first Artist Date, the gathering on Monday or a combination of both?
Musings on travel journalling
Reflections on my first effort in Travel Journalling. Will I do it again?
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