Inclined to endow
Approaching intuition
Organic sensations
Made it over to Whalehead in historic Corolla for an evening walk, but there were lots of people milling about.
“Be it external or internal, some object there always is that my imagination is representing.” – Henri Bergson
Going around
Incessant wing
Changeful flight
Seagull aerobatics over the shoreline punctuate a cloudy day.
“Gray spirit of the sea and of the shore!” – Lloyd Mifflin
System components
Energy levels
On the move
Once out the door, the ambient energy field becomes interesting quickly.
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” – Nikola Tesla
Unexpected treasure
Touch of function
Essential whimsy
Gleaming bright in the noon sunshine, structural detail found on the side of a store provides something interesting to focus on.
“I live in the shade created by the sunrise I am waiting for.” – Isbelle Razors
Physical devouring
Sensual immediacy
Beholder truth
Aesthetically working just before dawn, conditions constantly evolve as the planet spins and rotates.
“Pleasure masquerades beyond recognition in the Kantian disinterestedness.” – Theodor W. Adorno
Self contained
On the spot
Nature perseverance
Some turtles are slower than others.
“Take a walk with a turtle. And behold the world in pause.” – Bruce Feiler
Every step
Extra inspiration
Breathe in strength
Running through a natural work of art aligns the soul.
“As we run, we become.” – Amby Burfoot
Early morning
Deep limit
Future envision
Each aesthetic excursion demands directional decisions, recently dictated by weather conditions and mood.
“Be calm like a calm lake, then you will look beautiful like a beautiful calm lake!” – Mehmet Murat ildan
Across the water
Form of response
Aesthetic species
Seeking the essence of experience, the ocean offers a spiritual encounter of deep significance.
“An artwork is something produced with the intention of giving it the capacity to satisfy the aesthetic interest.” – Monroe Beardsley
Plausible premise
Wide influence
Stabilize responses
Early morning cars pass-by on North Carolina Highway 12, a 148.0-mile-long state highway linking Outer Banks peninsulas and islands.
“Poetry must be a poetry about things.” – Richard L. W. Clarke