What was happening to me ? Nothing was the same anymore. I felt uncomfortable in my skin; not even my hair felt like it was my own. I didn’t know if I wanted it longer or shorter, straight or curly. I found myself muttering about these things that only happened to ‘other’ people. I was …
‘Let’s blurr the lines a little’. I woke up this morning with this statement. As I sat still in deep meditation my mind raced around trying to figure out what did this mean As I closed my eyes and went back into myself tapping into a place where there is no – mind and stillness, …
I had this beautiful in depth, soulful conversation with my good friends last week about how when we know we must take action, but can’t seem to move forward or past a personal issue in our lives. I myself have experienced this very thing, where I can see what I must do, but seem to …
Sitting at the airport flying back from Cape Town I could not help but notice everyone buried in their phones. There was an elderly couple sitting staring into space. They were basically the only ones not being entertained by their little box. The rest were totally consumed. It is indeed the sign of the times. …
‘Your Life is a miracle. When you realise this, you start to see the world from a different mindset…You will want to photograph the magic’ – Marlene Are you in a cycle where you feel your Mojo is gone, or lost touch with yourself ?Are you stuck taking the same old pictures? Have you simply …
https://youtube.com/watch?v=r8pHMHDw0ZM&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE Something as simple as taking photographs can bring out an immense JOY within yourself. It can create a connection and pathway to your souls longing. You know that saying, “fill your heart with joy”? This is exactly what connecting through the lens of your camera or your mobile phone can do. Most of us have become …
Forest Walk is one of the chapters in my book, A Dance with Life. The images I captured at this point in my life were a huge transformation for me. I’d not taken macro (I know that sounds weird when I’m taking photographs of tiny leaves less than 2cm long), photographs since my student days. …