The Inner Path of Photography

We yearn for the taste of the sacred…and through our cameras discover it, the world, and ourselves.

Tag: creative process

Special Extended: Photography Muse/Mentor Sessions

I love working with the creative spirit and helping others to identify what they want to express, and best ways to do so.

I’ve been enjoying my one-on-one muse/mentor sessions so much this week and seeing the uplifting effect that they have on my clients…so I want to encourage those of you who’ve thought about it, but hesitated, to come…

I’m extending the special through Tuesday, September 7th.

Click here for More info (or see post on August 16 on this blog)

Don’t forget that this can be through phone, email, or Skype, as well as in person.

Any questions? Email heidi@straubephoto.com or call me, 1.713.521.1676.

I’m looking forward to seeing your work, and talking about your challenges, inspiration, and expression in the world.

“I wish I had tons of money./ Then I’d be free./ Free to do what?/ Everything.”

From Patti Smith’s book “Just Kids”, telling a story about the artist Robert Mapplethorpe:

“Robert’s private mantra: I wish I had tons of money./Then I’d be free./Free to do what?/Everything.”

Imagine being free to do everything. I can feel it, the loosening of  “shoulds” or “can’ts” that keep me limited.

What would I be doing that I’m not doing now if I really could do everything?

That’s worth reflecting on, and then acting on, because of course, much of what we can do doesn’t require money in the initial steps. We just keep ourselves from doing it by saying “it costs too much” or look to the future thinking we won’t have the money to do the grand end point.

One step at a time. Celebrate each step. Feel the real freedom and grasp it with your hunger.

New music to create by…

Amazing streaming radio station…Internet public radio out of Los Angeles from Santa Monica College…They’re not kidding when they describe themselves as KCRWEclectic24!

Wonderful nonstop music to create by…check it out

and so off she went to swim…

…never knowing how her life would change within the next 24 hours.