This Sunday, February 26, is the last day to experience (and/or bring the dream to your home) my two framed pieces currently at the Vermont Center for Photography in Brattleboro. Thank you to all who’ve sent me personal notes after enjoying these and the other beautiful work of VCP members.
“Umbrella”and “Beachchair” from the collection “I Dream of Galveston” and exhibition location are below.
In the meantime, I invite you to continue the dream with me…
Galveston in Fog
Like an affair with a long-time lover I return…Over and over No matter the weather
Seduced.
My beach chair the Zen mat.
Solace…inspiration inner silence Finally…reconnection with Soul.
And there are others there all of us living our dream, side by side
(Nods of recognition quiet smiles, a wave hello)
The fog discourages no one.
In fact it makes us happy This secret shared
The last rose of sunset dies. Blessings. Grace. The Beloved.
“In this little memory book set seaside in Galveston, Texas, Heidi Straube has captured the peacefulness, fragile beauty, and silent grace of true beach lovers.
The stillness of her photos, many shot in the fog, remind us of the quiet places we can go to within, no matter what our outer circumstances.”
“In this little memory book set seaside in Galveston, Texas, Heidi Straube has captured the peacefulness, fragile beauty, and silent grace of true beach lovers.
The stillness of her photos, many shot in the fog, remind us of the quiet places we can go to within, no matter what our outer circumstances.”
Please join me at the reception for
the
Cape Cod Art Association’s
special exhibition
“All New England.”
My image
“The Bath”
has been chosen
as one of the celebrated images.
I’ve shared with you expansive outside beauty… the changing flow of water on the marsh, the tree alive through winds upon the ocean bluffs mystery and intimacy deep within the blizzard…
I now offer you a different view… the gift of inner silence, peace and nurturing Light, reflections, Love All that I feel deeply at my winter Cape Cod home.
A breath. A sigh. May you also feel the Enchantment always present in our everyday lives.
The Inner Path of Photography 