Taking photos is a way of making an experience and memory more perfect; I imagine that when the “Shekinah” cloud of God’s Glory appeared, the Israelites wished they had invented photography! To “capture the glory” is a deep-seated desire in our heart; it makes the contact more tangible. … More Capture the Glory- Look, See, Pray
There is a time for everything… … More Changing Times – Look, See, Pray
Old favourites are struggling to survive- our soil has clay deposits that go rock-solid in the sun, but quickly slide into soggy suet-pudding-textured-goo in winter. … More Rethinking- Look, See, Pray
Life up here was tough and often short. Today, some of the houses are “second homes” for city folk; most of the others are used in the tourist trade. It has become a quiet backwater where nothing much happens. … More Footsteps- Look, See, Pray
If the first peacock you ever saw was white- you’re in for a shock. Most peacocks are very brightly coloured. How will you adapt to something so different? … More Being Different- Look, See, Pray
Here is a very black Rook, perched outside on a really bright sunny day. Should be easy to photograph, you’ve got all the light you could possibly need, and the bird is staying still. What’s the problem? … More Easy? Look, See, Pray
Quick to judge, the sailors condemn the Mariner, and blame him for their many troubles. … More Beware the Albatross- Look, See, Pray
I looked; I saw. Now my reflection on this becomes a prayer of thanksgiving and comfort. I hope it may also become yours. … More I Spy… Look, See, Pray
If your only contribution to a debate or a crisis is noise, you’re not helping. … More Not Helping- Look, See, Pray
Just think- if I hadn’t spotted it indoors, I might never have seen it at all. I know nothing about it: it’s probably common, but maybe I have discovered a rare visitor that will earn a plaque on the wall of the Natural History Museum. (I won’t hold my breath waiting!) … More Spotted! Look, See, Pray
The Reflectionary 