Peter Maddison on Spontaneity:
I find the best way to go is not to rehearse and prepare too much, to just go for it in the moment. It's about being more spontaneous and free with yourself.via Grand Designs Australia host Peter Maddison talking about house design by Ian Cuthbertson.
Russell Ord on Time:
"That's all it is. It's just a moment in time."via Creatives: Russell Ord by Russell Ord .
Pamela Bradley on Photos:
with photos you can never really tell: one captured moment could mean many different things.via Maybe I'll Be Cleverer Tomorrow A Reflection on a Complex and Often Prickly Father/Daughter Relationship by Pamela Bradley.
Erika Diettes on Photo Project:
have perseverance to complete the project, and always be open to new opportunities that may arise along the way. Often the most important and definitive elements of a work are those that we will find in the search for the initial idea. No great work is the result of a moment of inspiration. I would dare say that great works are the result of much study, research, technical mastery, discipline, obsession and - above all - are an exercise in resistance.via How to Start a Project: Erika Diettes by fototazo.
photography should allow you to transplant yourself to the moment it was takenvia Instagram of the Week: Candid, Vibrant Street Photos From Inside North Korea by Jenna Gattett.
This photo I made on my Phone as the sun set over Wilpena on the distant horizon near the lone tree
The panorama covers more than 180 degrees and I used the tree to hide the sun and my shadow is hidden in the shadow of the tree on the left. My Mum and Joanne are in there also.
Everything about this photo reminds me of this memorable moment so far from anywhere. A moment I will remember for a lifetime.
Doug Miller on a Moment and Eternity:
One of the most difficult parts of walking the early stages of cancer seems to be the waves of feelings, emotions, guilt, etc. that you feel. It is the strangest feeling. One moment you are having a normal conversation or doing simple daily tasks and SUDDENLY......WHAM you get hit by a wave of thoughts. [..]via Waves by Doug Miller.But at times this weight lifts. And for a moment there is a lightness of being. At times as you face your mortality there are moments where the importance rests solely in a single moment. The blueness of the sky, a breeze, the warmth of the sun, a laugh with a friend, the touch of a hand, these moments sometimes sharpen the focus of life. And at once time stands still pausing in the simplicity and perfection of that moment. Maybe that is how eternity feels.
