Photographs taken by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: Outdoor Action.
fpj photo challenge: Fresh
Daily Prompt: Anticipation
Whippet Wisdom – a Highland Journey
A journey through the seasons with two adopted whippets, a poet and a camera
Photographs taken by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: Outdoor Action.
fpj photo challenge: Fresh
Daily Prompt: Anticipation
Breathe in new hope and dreams
a calm sense of peace.
Let go, on the out-breath
of all that you no longer need.
The ancient art of meditation
is so simple for a reason.
Life was always meant to be easy
with mindful breathing.
© Xenia Tran
Photographs by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: iA.
dVerse Poets Quadrille #21 Take a Breath
Daily Prompt: Elicit
dare to dream
beyond the frozen beach
where magic lives© Xenia Tran
Photographs by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, settings: iA and Outdoor Action.
Carpe Diem Special Japanese Poetry In The Lowlands #4 Mariëtte Schrijver
Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge #124 Dream & Dare
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Magic
waving moon
catches morning light
in the blue sky.© Xenia Tran
Photographs by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: iA.
Carpe Diem First Winter Retreat 2016 – Find the Silence (4)
Daily Prompt: Mythical
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Magic
the pine trees
breathe new silence
into the wind© Xenia Tran
Photograph by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: iA.
Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge 123: Breathe & New
Carpe Diem First Winter Retreat 2016 – Find the Silence
Photographs by Xenia Tran, unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, setting: Indoor Portrait.
A photographer steadies his tripod on the sand as the crowd swells to watch the super moon rise. The sky is heavy with cloud and the only light on the horizon is the green flicker from the East pier. We are bathed in a warm glow while we recognise old friends and catch up on our stories. “The last time the moon was this close to earth was the year I was born,” says Tom, “but I do not remember seeing it!” We have a good laugh and my mind travels back to a time before I could talk or walk. I am lying in my cot under the skylight in my grandparents’ flat. The moon glides into view like a long forgotten friend and I kick my blanket while waving my arms with joy.
Tonight I lift the curtain to watch the clouds part just before bed time. The moon is pulsating inside a gold and indigo halo, her light reflected in our neighbour’s skylight.
November moon
a crowd gathers
in the sky.
© Xenia Tran
Photographs by Xenia Tran, third photograph cropped in windows photo editor, other photographs unedited.
Camera: Lumix Panasonic FZ38, settings: iA and Night Sky (ISO 800).
dVerse Poets Haibun Monday: Memorable Full Moon or Super Moon
fpj Photo Challenge: Continuation
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Magic