overcoming my disquietude
After a few bad days, with no good news and a sense of unease. What can help me to bring back serenity?
Wise written words
A pretty detail like a bookmark made with a pink ribbon
A tiny and old vase of carved crystal
The velvety texture of sage´s leaves, their unique aroma and beautiful color
Sun light
The composition of a tiny still life - I rather would say a improvised altar- with everyday items
My dance around the objects in order to capture their true essence with my camera
The discovery of their particularities through the lens or depending on perspective
A peace that comes from the impact of the images on my conscience
The feeling of becoming one with what I am creating
A deep sigh that follows concentration and makes heart lighter...
Water starts to boil and tea sachets are claiming me
All is well, my body says and my whole being nods
and a new, and a bit more tranquil day, begins |
8 comments:
Beautiful capture of the leaves. And finding happiness in the little details of life...that's so true. Sending you warm wishes.
have a nice day !
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I always find still life serene as well. It is funny, because I used to hate still life. Now, I can't get enough. Zena, I how oyu can find even more peace and serenity...
I always find still life serene as well. It is funny, because I used to hate still life. Now, I can't get enough. Zena, I how oyu can find even more peace and serenity...
I always find still life serene as well. It is funny, because I used to hate still life. Now, I can't get enough. Zena, I how oyu can find even more peace and serenity...
I'm glad you found serenity on the little things. very wise my dear :) all the best to you and yours. xxo
Hi Zena,
Thank you so much for visiting my blog. I'm a little late in coming over here and boy! I'm glad I did.
You write so beautifully.. I love how you described the process of taking a photograph and the 'dance' around the objects trying to capture their essence. Really beautifully put.
xoxo
Your words are mesmerising ........truly healing..umh rather blissfull. Loved this and wanted you to know. - Esani(Flickr friend)
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