
Whenever I go out for a walk with my camera I spend the first few minutes checking how my body is that day. I scan for the feelings each step makes me feel throughout my whole body, checking for tensions or compensating muscles that I have to let go or relax. Then I try to feel how the weather is. Is the wind blowing in my face? How’s the temperature? Is the sun warming my back? Thereafter I try to pick up on if there’s any smell in the air. All the information I gather, set the mood for the walk. Then I open my eyes (just to be clear, my eyes have been open all the time, but you get my point) and let whatever that catches my interest come to me.
I try to repeat the steps after each image. Just to make sure that I am at all times present in every way. I find that this method is the best for being able to observe and capture what’s out there.
Today I took a walk from my house, through the neighbourhood and ended up in the city centre. This is what caught my interest. Take a walk with me.
Anonymous
SÅ MYKJE FINT PÅ DIN SPASERTUR. 😊 Ikkje alle som har “øye” for det, og de går glipp av mykje. 😊
tonjelilleaas
Tusen takk! Stas når en finn så mykje fint på en og samme tur👌😉
bone&silver
They are stunning, and just for a moment, I felt like I was walking in wintery Norway (from humid Australia!). Thanks for your process and your art, G
tonjelilleaas
Thank you so much, Gabriella! I really appreciate it😊