Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Friday, January 11, 2013
Sunday, March 18, 2012
New Perspectives

Nothing like a new outlook, a different angle. Seeing things as they are is easy. Finding the time to look another way can be hard. I often struggle to give up my comfortable view of the world, so I take great satisfaction in the discovery of new perspectives. I am reminded of the simple elegance of human experience, that it is infinitely different. Each person has the ability to see the world in an original way. Some people are so overwhelmed with what they see, so taken by it's beauty or ugliness, it's simpleness or complexity, that they have to share it with their fellow humans. The exchange of visual information is a cathartic endeavor. When I take a photograph my intention is to share my perspective with whomever chooses to look. So that they may see things as I do, if only for a fraction of a second. It is this shared experience that fuels me. When we peer through the lens of a photographer we see the world from their perspective, and join them in sharing that moment in time.
I am eternally grateful to the people out there taking the time to find new perspectives and sharing them with all of us.
Labels:
art,
expression,
Inspiration,
nature,
Photography
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Something Dreamy For Those Springtime Blues
from the internet abyss....

If you ever been lucky enough to have this happen to you, you know the feeling. If not I hope this helps you imagine.

If you ever been lucky enough to have this happen to you, you know the feeling. If not I hope this helps you imagine.
Labels:
dolphin,
energy,
nature,
surfing,
synchronicity
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Australia: the Flora and Fauna

Larger than a mans hand and quite possibly the most sinister looking spider Ive come across, these guys made walking into a cobweb at night a pants pissing experience.


No need for alarm clocks in Australia, these colorful birds rise with the sun and they let you know it. Interesting that a specimen such as this is considered a nuisance in Australia and a expensive pet in the US.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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