http://photographyandtransformation.com/under-the-skin-of-a-vidalia-onion-picture-to-ponder-vol-4-issue-41/2008/11/05 Seeing Your World Through New Eyes Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:55:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://photographyandtransformation.com/under-the-skin-of-a-vidalia-onion-picture-to-ponder-vol-4-issue-41/2008/11/05/comment-page-1#comment-3765 Nancy Dault Sun, 09 Nov 2008 02:02:48 +0000 http://www.photographyandtransformation.com/under-the-skin-of-a-vidalia-onion-picture-to-ponder-vol-4-issue-41/2008/11/05#comment-3765 The theme here reminds me of the ideas in the books I'm reading by Jerry and Esther Hicks, their Abraham series. Unhappy feelings lead to more of the same, but happy feelings snowball too. The last onion photo even shows it looking kind of snowball-like in its whiteness. You can imagine rolling it in the snow until it is unmarred again. The last couple of days I've been practicing focusing on everything that pleases me and forgetting as quickly as possible what doesn't. I've truly noticed the good stuff becoming more prominent. The theme here reminds me of the ideas in the books I’m reading by Jerry and Esther Hicks, their Abraham series. Unhappy feelings lead to more of the same, but happy feelings snowball too. The last onion photo even shows it looking kind of snowball-like in its whiteness. You can imagine rolling it in the snow until it is unmarred again. The last couple of days I’ve been practicing focusing on everything that pleases me and forgetting as quickly as possible what doesn’t. I’ve truly noticed the good stuff becoming more prominent.

]]> http://photographyandtransformation.com/under-the-skin-of-a-vidalia-onion-picture-to-ponder-vol-4-issue-41/2008/11/05/comment-page-1#comment-3729 Lauren Strouse Thu, 06 Nov 2008 18:14:01 +0000 http://www.photographyandtransformation.com/under-the-skin-of-a-vidalia-onion-picture-to-ponder-vol-4-issue-41/2008/11/05#comment-3729 Ah Sheila, so much "food" for thought (sorry, couldn't resist a little pun). You have definitely provided much to think about in this one. And who knew that a molding onion could be so interesting. I really like the color contrast and patterns in the second photo. Once again you have helped us to look at an ordinary, every day object in a new way as well as consider our lives from a new perspective. Appreciatively Lauren Ah Sheila, so much “food” for thought (sorry, couldn’t resist a little pun). You have definitely provided much to think about in this one. And who knew that a molding onion could be so interesting. I really like the color contrast and patterns in the second photo. Once again you have helped us to look at an ordinary, every day object in a new way as well as consider our lives from a new perspective.
Appreciatively
Lauren

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