Disconnected
Confused
Flustered
Overwhelmed
All at sea with flashes of recognition
Blogs I Follow
- StickyMangoRice
- Postcard Cafe
- Eastville Park
- M. Aziz-van Keulen
- The Lonely Author
- neverleavetheclouds
- Martin Tayler's bird blog & nature photos
- Oldparson Art
- theoldmortuary.design
- Art & Gunpowder
- The Poetry of Photography
- One Day | One Image
- Photography & Vision
- AMAGA Photography Blog
- Plus Black Blog
- Everchanging Perspective
- Exploring the World around us
- Jason Tiilikainen - Graphic Designer & Photographer (Graafinen Suunnittelija & Valokuvaaja) - Graafinen suunnittelu - Valokuvaus
- Christina Phillips
- Discover
- Natural Moments
- Medium Format Film Photography
- 47 Photography by Martin Griffett
- nature has no boss
- cpluzc
- Regards d'émois
- dilip nair
- Transient Eye
- bluebrightly
- Art by Rob Goldstein
- [misliterature] The Baxters Go East
- Morei
- the runes of the gatekeeper's daughter
- Ogden Fahey - Art
- LensScaper
- Sheldon Kleeman
- Cornwall Photographic
- wanderingoftwo
- Simoneteffect - Pure Black & White
- Haiku out of Africa
- Poet Rummager
- Richard Tommy Campion - Photographer
- Architectural Afterlife
- --FlyTrapMan--
- Writing with Light
- STADTAUGE
- NOMZI KUMALO
- Jeff Sinon Photography
- FATman Photos
- athyfotographic
Earlier Posts
Categories
Blogroll
- International Centre of Photography, NY. Inspirational Indeed, for those of us who do not often visit NY! There is a vast amount of fabulous material online
- Machiel Botman Moving and Artistic photography/books and more
- Michael Ackerman Artistic, moving and unusual Mono Photography
- Michael Kenna Aweinspiring Mono
- Russian Photographic Site Various photographers
Lovely, Paula.
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Gorgeous! I’ve heard when it rains on the ocean, the fish get dizzy trying to catch droplets of sky. Confusion, indeed! 💧🐠
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Everything’s in flux I suppose, and it’s so disorienting. Making art in response, as you did here, is a brilliant thing to do. I hope you can get outdoors and breathe deeply now and then.
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A piece for quiet meditation!
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So interesting! I wonder how you did it. Looks like graphic design. Bravo Paula!
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My friend, I do hope this doesn’t result from your recent, as they say these days, “relocation”. Other than that, very strong and (no pun intended!) deep. 🙂
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Love this water abstraction ! Great work ! Well done !
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Absorb the sparkling drips
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My god, how did you manage to simultaneously evoke a tone so familiar and yet so otherworldly? Exquisite work.
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It’s in that unknown that new possibilities lies. It might be confusing and overwhelming but stay on course.:-)
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