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Tag Archives: attention
Ani’s Advent 2020! Dot (and Darlene Foster) on The Year of the Pandemic
Dear Santa, I have my friend from Spain over today. We haven’t actually met, but then, she lives a long way away and although the two-legses usually get to gallivant all over the place, they don’t seem to like it … Continue reading
Discovering Albion- Day 1: Deer and Stone
How long does a two and a half hour journey actually take? Well, three and a half if you go the back way and get a clear run. Four if you stop somewhere… Five if you find a good church … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Photography, scotland road trip
Tagged attention, birds, Carl Wark, Deer, invisibility, nature, red kites, Sheffield, yorkshire
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Snapshots
As my brain is otherwise occupied at the moment… a reblog from six years ago… “It’s a humming bird moth!” said my younger son as he got out of the car. I’d picked him up to fix his suit for … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged attention, awareness, buzzard, Douglas Adams, hawk, life the universe and everything, living in the moment, mindfulness, red kite, SEP field
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The pan-dimensional mouse
I have spent a lot of time lately working with two-dimensional representations of multidimensional states. No, I don’t mean anything arcane and mystical… or something that belongs in the realm of science fiction either. I’ve been working with pictures. We … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Spirituality
Tagged attention, awareness, defining reality, dimensions, Douglas Adams, Hitchhikers Guide, images, perception, psychology, Quantum physics, symbolism
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Observation #midnighthaiku
* Subject and object Caught within the endless dance Observer observed *
News of a Wedding ~ Adele #writephoto
Although my gaze was fixed upon the water as it rushed forth as if it were late for an appointment, my heart was otherwise engaged in a very distressing matter–a matter which has placed my very constitution for happiness in … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged alone, attention, business, company, conversations, cook, danger, dinner, employer, engaged, equal, fear, feelings, fortnight, happiness, heart, housekeeper, impending, landscape, maid, manor, matter, news, nuptials, read, servant, silence, sketched, solitude, Span, subject, suffered, town, walks, water, wedding, whispers
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Cold comfort?
We’ve had some glorious spring weather. It has been warm… into the high teens… It has been sunny. It has been a real joy to be outside with so many flowers in bloom. Bees, butterflies and small buzzing things have … Continue reading
Taking note…
I had caught a glimpse as I drove past the lay-by and nipped round the back of the surgery…there are benefits to carrying a camera in your handbag, even if it does weigh you down a bit sometimes. The buaard … Continue reading
What do you see..?
An email came in from one of the Silent Eye’s Companions. He was wondering about our perception of the world around us, saying that we walk through our days not really looking, because we are so used to our environments … Continue reading