my view was limited to what was in close proximity, the only sound was nature, in the stillness the frogs regained their confidence and reappeared in the algae coated water, a stork settled and turtle edged along his perch
from https://johnwreford.wordpress.com/2019/11/27/mindfulness-the-art-of-slow-photography/
This is the fun of photographing nature. You sit there absorbing nature – sensing the sounds and smells, enjoying every bit of it.
The blog above starts of well but ends abruptly. I was expecting more.
Thank you for adding the link to my post.
Not sure what more you were expecting? Was a few hundred words on me being depressed, the need to clear my head and perhaps incorporating photography into mindfulness. I am not teaching anything here just sharing my thoughts and stories connected to my work and travel.
Sorry to disappoint.
My apologies if it offended you.
Thinking back to yesterday, I guess I was hoping to read more on the connection between mindfulness and slow photography. Its something I always felt, but never was able to put to words.
Thank you for blogging about it.