Meditation on Both Sides of the Camera. Valerie K. Isenhower

of the day in order to invite the holiness of God into the ordinary places of life?

      • What tools can I use to remind me to slow down and not rush into each new activity, so like my photographs, each activity becomes an opportunity for walking with the Spirit?

      The experience of breathing life into our photographs gives us new ways to live each day in openness to the Spirit.

      Ideas for Focusing Your Photography

      • What did I have a hard time letting go of while centering? How can I photograph this thought?

      • What is going on in my life that I can express through my photographs?

      • Gather your photographic equipment and a candle or other meditative tool. Include your second camera if you have one. Arrange them on a table in a creative way. Photograph the arrangement. Put the photograph in a place you will see as a reminder that preparation is part of the spiritual practice of photography.