Claudette at ceenea.com has come up with a new word: emotography, combining emotions and photography. The idea is to post a picture you’ve taken that illicits an emotional response and share your thoughts about that. So here is my contribution to Emotography.
This picture allows me to take a deep breath, filling my lungs with the vastness of the Kenya plains. Something about it frees my heart and opens me to the world. It evokes aloneness, freedom, and release. It speaks to my Soul.
http://ceenoa.com/2016/01/15/emotography-a-participation-event-invitation/?c=4040#comment-4040
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I really love that new concept!! Very nice photo and thoughts!
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Thanks.
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Very nice
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Sensational new word and photo.
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Thanks. I can take credit for the pix but not the new word.
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Love your entry. There is something about open spaces in nature that do touch our soul, allowing us space to be, and to think, and to breathe. Thank you so much for joining in.
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I think it may be growing up in west Texas where you can see forever. For some people that is scary, if they are not use to open spaces. But for me it is liberating.
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Those views of open spaces are what I miss about living in TX!
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Yes. You do get the feeling of space…lots of breathing room.
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Oooh…I love new words! Might have to “borrow” this one. And I can definitely see why you chose that picture….strength and solitude are the words it brings to my mind.
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Hadn’t thought about strength, but it does ring that emotional bell.
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Great photo and I love the new word as well. I love the idea!
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Good way to put it.
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Cool word! The picture makes me feel like the world is a very big place, but peaceful.
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Yes, me too.
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The lone tree speaks to me of strength. Standing alone with no protection from other trees, yet growing and flourishing. Beautiful idea. emotography!!
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Thank you.
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i did like your picture and the emotions you mentioned that it evoked in you, but I am a “hills and mountains around” me person. We may all be different but can enjoy each others perspectives can’t we?
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No doubt. I think what we like is what we grew up with…I say this and then realize that my favorite place are the hills of Oklahoma…so I too must like trees, hills, etc. But there is this need inside me to find openness where I can see ‘forever’ and breathe deeply of the space. Thanks for your comment.
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Lovely photo that certainly evokes being alone in such a vast space.
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It does draw us to our aloneness. Thank you for responding.
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