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Oscillation Recollection

Continuous multiplicity
Rhythmic organization
Of the whole

Instantaneous impressions of an ever changing vista reinforce the mysteries of natural forces. A present contraction leads consequently to a future expansion.

“But the fact is that each increase of stimulation is taken up into the preceding stimulations, and that the whole produces on us the effect of a musical phrase which is constantly on the point of ending and constantly altered in its totality by the addition of some new note.” – Henri Bergson

Irresistibly Drawn

Real immersion
Isolatable terms
Continuity connection

Directly expressing generalization and particularity, a tributary operates as a means of demarcation flowing through the forest.

“Duration is difference, the inevitable force of differentiation and elaboration, which is also another name for becoming.” – Elizabeth Grosz

Physical Conditions

Phenomena intensity
Surface consciousness
Perception movement

On some days the seagulls clump together with more vigor.

“To remember freedom, it will be enough to watch a happy seagull flying in the sky!” – Mehmet Murat ildan

Yucca Filamentosa

Nearly stemless
Short rosette shrub
Spine-tipped

In some environments, the synergy between native vegetation and human habitation is acute.

“Adam’s needle is tolerant of poor, sandy soils, heat, drought, and salt spray.” – Peter Wyse Jackson

Color Vibrations

Walk about
Hitherto unknown world
Infinite awakening

Stacking layers of abstractive complexity into an constitutive assembly builds appreciation for open ended inventiveness.

“The artist must have something to say, for mastery over form is not his goal but rather the adapting of form to its inner meaning.” – Wassily Kandinsky

Later than Now

Perspectival facts
Occurrence events
Reflexive expression

The Outer Banks is a photographer’s paradise offering endless aesthetic opportunities. This dynamic string of peninsulas and barrier islands separating the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland is unique geographically and ecologically. Experiencing seasonal change is a significant gift.

“Only a primary picture with its explicit now makes clear the nonfictional character of the statement, its rootedness in the real-life activities of observation and inference.” – Wilfrid Sellars

Temporal Experience

Cognitive source
Phenomenal perspectives
Awareness insight

Surprising manifestations present after a week of rain, in a factual correspondence through cognitive coordination with temporally ordered external processes.

“I don’t want to be the same as everyone else; I want to see a new world.” – Marc Chagall

Productive Cycles

Thematic affinities
Abiding fascination
Continual reorientation

Much satisfaction is derived from organizing visual information.

“The first and most important thing you have to do is feel your way through a city so that you can return to it with complete assurance.” – Walter Benjamin