Finding a little breathing room while looking out into the Pacific ocean. Breathing in space and breathing out stuff.
Space Therapy.
Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
Finding a little breathing room while looking out into the Pacific ocean. Breathing in space and breathing out stuff.
Space Therapy.
Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
nature has no boss 
Just beautiful! I could use some space therapy.
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Hi, yes we all can use that space. As out cities get more and more developed we just need some space to look out into. hope your day is going well.
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Some photos just make me take a deep breath and relax. This is one.
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Thanks, I feel the same. Using a photograph for a reminder is so helpful from time to time.
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Space therapy indeed 💛
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Thanks Val, the ocean is one of those places where space still is to be found.
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Beautiful shot. I love space therapy. It is very mind expanding.
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Yes, space is becoming more and more important. So much stuff is being packed into the area here we live and over the course of the last 5-6 years space has become stuff just like that.
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Love the light in this one and the waves about to hit the shore. Nice!
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Hi Eliza, thanks. That winter light in the southern sky is always interesting it seems.
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Lovely photo! Space is all there really is… love this, Michelle
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Yin and yang space and stuff the ratios of which make it all happen or so it seems.
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That is true, I have read it is the vibrational energy that determines what the configuration of matter will turn out to be… actually makes a lot of sense, all part of the eternal consciousness!
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I have read that the frequency of the energy that makes up matter, determines what the particles that make up the matter will become, makes sense to me, all part of the universal consciousness! most interesting 🙂
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If science is right and we all came from the big bang we are all the same thing arranged in different patterns.
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Yup, I believe that is how it works, make sense to me!
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🙂
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YES.
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Thanks.
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When riding the bike, we call it “wind in the face therapy”.
Your space therapy is so big, so wonderful, so rejuvenating
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Thanks LB, I just need that open space as the places that are close and once were open and now in fact closed and filled with stuff. Too much brain power is spent keeping things out these days instead of letting it in.
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Lovely.
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Thanks Jeanne.
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