Question of the day… How do you honor the activities that give you the most pleasure?
A Gardener’s Delight
Category: Photography
I had a five year daily practice of combining photos with questions that evoke thoughtful conversations and insights. No longer a daily blog, I now post an occasional photo and question along with announcements of upcoming events. More often these days I’m posting photos to my Instagram feed. The photos and questions in this blog have served as the basis for both the Story Card decks and the Intuitive Directions® boxed set of cards. To keep in touch with this blog and for announcements of exhibits and new photo products, please subscribe to my newsletter.
A Sense of History
Question of the day… What’s still hanging around that you haven’t used in a long time?
Seeing With New Eyes: A contemplative approach to photography
I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be offering this class once again at AVA Gallery this Spring and Summer as a one-day workshop and a four-week class. Check it out!
Jewels in the Compost
Question of the day… What has surprised you today?
Reflections on a Canadian Winter
Question of the day… What gets more vibrant on reflection?
My Story with New Eyes
This winter I had the very great privilege of teaching, for the second time, an eight week photography class at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Aging Resource Center. My Story with New Eyes was a contemplative photography program for people with memory challenges and their care partners. Not only did we take and review hundreds of photos More…
Springing into Dance/Theater
As hinted to in an earlier post, my Red Chair series has spread its wings. In collaboration with choreographer, dancer, and director, Marie Fourcaut; videographer, Alek Deva; and the Ensemble Marie, the Red Chair photo series has become the springboard into a multi-media production. I’m so pleased to announce our first performance (see below). Also, you More…
Winter!
In the Shadows
Marie’s World
This is a whole new photographic exploration for me. It feels like I’ve opened up to something a bit daunting to replicate. We’ll see where it goes… (Marie Fourcaut, dancer and choreographer, is pictured here with the red chair)