Tag Archives: understanding

Perspective #midnighthaiku

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Myopic vision The beauty of the whole lost Blinded by details A softer focus A wider view encompassed Understanding grows

Posted in Photography, Poetry | Tagged ducks, feathers, haiku, mallards, perception, understanding | 10 Comments

Welcome #midnighthaiku

Posted on November 2, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Posted in Photography, Poetry | Tagged haiku, illumination, understanding | 7 Comments

Guest author: G. Michael Vasey ~ I’m an artist

Posted on August 7, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Someone said to me this last weekend – “You are an artist.” I wasn’t quite sure which way to take this comment after all, I had my fifth whisky and soda in hand and perhaps he was referring to my … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post | Tagged art, being yourself, esoterc, lie, music, paranormal, Poetry, the Fool tarot, understanding, writing | 21 Comments

The puzzle of being

Posted on February 19, 2018 by Sue Vincent

“I can usually work people out,” he mused. “What their underlying motives and reasons are, what is really behind how they are. Can’t do it with myself though. Doesn’t matter how much I look… I never know if I am … Continue reading →

Posted in Life | Tagged emotions, jigsaw puzzle, judgement, know thyself, personality, understanding | 24 Comments

Clueless

Posted on November 21, 2017 by Sue Vincent

The past few days have seen us up to our eyeballs in research, planning and speculation. With the December Living Land workshop less than two weeks away, this was our last chance to get out in the field and check … Continue reading →

Posted in consciousness, Landscape, Life | Tagged awareness, Derbyshire, knowledge, Photography, understanding, vision | 15 Comments

Hearts of Stone and Hope by Geoff Le Pard #writephoto #flashfiction

Posted on April 18, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Selma Gubbins always wanted to be an archaeologist, ever since a school trip aged seven when she was allowed to dig in the soil with an old spoon and not have to talk to anyone as she lost herself in … Continue reading →