Day 1 - Light
Noticing how the light also creates shadows and the beauty of it all.
Day 2 - Hear
The rustling of the leaves
I like to hear the reassuring homely sound of the tick-tock of my clock
and when it chimes on the hour.
Day 3 - Smell
The sweet aroma of a candle to which I have added some Rose Geranium essential oil.
The wonderful smell of home-baking.
Day 4 - Touch
The petals of the Edelweiss flower are extremely soft to the touch,
as soft as velvet or cotton wool.
The tiny seed buds are firm, but when they open up, like the one on the right,
they are as soft and as fluffy as dandelion seeds.
Day 5 - Taste
The taste of a fine wine savoured slowly.
The taste of salt on my lips at the seaside.
Day 6 - Movement
A boat moving through the churning water as it moves forward
and the flying flag in the wind.
Water is a fine example of something that is often in movement
like these soft waves at sunset.
Day 7 - Intuition
Walking in my neighbourhood without a fixed destination,
just meandering intuitively where my legs carry me.
This single seedpod comes into my line of vision.
This single leaf wedged in a wooden fence which draws my attention to texture
and simplicity.
Day 8 - Emotions
It was raining and when it rains, I connect to nature very closely and with emotion.
Day 9 - Colour
For me, colour is one of the most important and well-loved element in photography.
I love to capture it.
It makes me happy and fills me with positive energy.
In my home and in my life, colour is extremely important.
It plays a huge part in my well-being.
This pink Poinsettia plant
Is a perfect happy colour for me!
Day 10 - Slow down
When I slow down, my breathing becomes calmer, I become aware. I visualize myself as a floating leaf in calm waters without wanting to be anything else at all.
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I'm following an online course with Kim Manley Ort
Each day during the month of November, we get a new prompt.
I like these prompts which are so closely connected to our senses and make me
slow down and become more aware of all that is around me.
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