Showing posts with label double exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label double exposure. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2026

Other Reality. Caught in the Storm


 

My camera rarely surprises me; more often than not it lets me down.  But on the rare occasion it notices something I completely miss, and then the surprise feels disproportionate.

Simple, forgotten, rusty equipment—with no apparent ambitions—has been transformed by time into something resembling a surreal narrative.

This photograph was created using multiple exposures. One exposure seemed insufficient.

Generally, life is good.





Thursday, November 16, 2017

Angel of Hope - 2.






There is a completely different mood in this photograph.

It's lighter. The conversation between two angels only started.

It's about purpose and belonging.

It's about pleading to stay in the place which gives you comfort and peace.

And a decision not to do that.














Wednesday, November 8, 2017

A Prayer





It's curious how much time I spend reading prayers.

I look for them everywhere.  I think of them as answers or insights.

My mind especially open to prayer when I am reading a book; 

it's quiet, attentive and focused.

These prayers are my revelations.

Thus, this prayer came from the book "Bear Town" by Swedish writer Frederick Backman:   

If you are honest, people may deceive you.

Be honest anyway.

If you kind people may accuse you of selfishness.

Be kind anyway.

If the good you do today will be forgotten by others tomorrow

Be good anyway.

What you create, others can destroy.

Create anyway.

Because in the end, it's between you and God.

It never was between you and anyone else anyway.








Sunday, May 7, 2017