Welcome to the art of everyday wonder, a simple blog based site, selling nothing, except, perhaps, an idea.
The idea that by switching the way we look at things a whole lot of other things might come into view.
Trees that beckon towards us, flowers that whisper secrets, landscapes that call us home.
Moments that change things. Moments of poetry, wonder, kindness, friendship, love.
Moments that wake you up. Places that call you home.
Barefoot and Breathing in the Rain

Barefoot and Breathing in the Rain

How does it feel to step out into the garden, out onto the earth, and breathe, barefoot in the rain? Journal entries on earth connectedness.

Hedgerow Memories

Hedgerow Memories

Reflecting on the evocative power of the names of the hedgerow flowers, and the way they remind of something. Something we might not know.

At the Level of the Tiny

At the Level of the Tiny

Poem in celebration of the tiny: a butterfly, still, in perfect poise, revealing beauty at the centre of the world.

A Postcard from Scotland

A Postcard from Scotland

A series of photographs from a walk and picnic on the Solway coast, Scotland in all its spring glory. Plus a plan of action for the blog…

Blowing in the Wind

Blowing in the Wind

Taking some time out to notice, reflect, breathe, take photographs and see just what’s blowin’ in the wind.

The 1st May

The 1st May

Be like a flower, and turn your face to the sun ~ Kahlil Gibran. Some apple blossom to celebrate the 1st of May.

The Comforts of Photography

The Comforts of Photography

How photography in the natural world offers comfort after comfort. Especially in those times when your heart is sore.

Upturned to the Sun

Upturned to the Sun

Finding our way through the rough and stony parts of life… and keeping our hearts turned upwards to the sun.

Thoughts on Being an Artist

Thoughts on Being an Artist

Thoughts on what it means to be an artist: laying claim to the term, the artist identity, different definitions of what it means to make art.

On Looking for a Second Time

On Looking for a Second Time

Watching the flowers emerging in the spring time hedgerows, and the delight that flows from noticing the second time round. On the water avens, and the delights of the second year.

I Want to Write About

I Want to Write About

An exercise in exploring what you really want to be writing about. Here’s my current list – what does yours look like?