“Even extraordinary circumstances could seem perfectly natural, simply because they were as they were; and in that case the awareness of their extraordinariness only dawned when others found them extraordinary.”
Quote comes from the famous Dutch book Discovery of Heaven by late writer Harry Mulish
The same stairs as yesterday’s post, but now looking downwards instead of upwards. What a difference.. simply love the play of perspective
A detail image from the Japanese Maple in the backyard
With eyes wide open looking into the world
I can feel depths i have never felt before
Emotional states of being come and go
The variety of feelings seems never ending
Pain, joy, sadness and laughter
All blended together in the stomach
The head is full of profound thoughts
While it tries to think no thoughts at all
How can i bare all of life’s bombarding
The senses in continuous overdrive
To keep up with this exhausting rhythm
Though i never felt his much aliveness
As the cocoon slowly breaks and opens up
Life touches and tickles in many ways
This new found sensitivity is very special
It just requires time to learn how to play
Played with double (or actually triple) exposure.. tried to give it a bit of a paintly/sketchy view..
wish you all a lovely weekend!
Today i’d like to share a bit more about this image. But not to spoil the fun about the making off, you’ll have to click ‘continue reading’. So perhaps first look for a while and then read on if you’re interested
Visited the town of Hellevloetsluis for a weekend off with my former roommates from college time. And as i knew we were going to be close to the sea, the camera went along. Here are a few shots from the two sunsets we´ve seen during the weekend.
Would like to thank Laura Macky for providing me with the idea for the Twirls on her website http://www.lauramacky.com
