Waves
Change means movment.
I spent my childhood and teen years mostly near or on the Pacific Ocean. For me, there was
nothing else as relaxing as watching the waves move against the shore or feel the waves move underneath
my family's boat. This image was taken during a drive down the California Coast.
Date: December 1999.
Waves moving strongly against the rocks. While change means new
challenges and growth, change usually also means friction. This is
an uncomfortable state of being for many humans. One state-of-mind I
practice when change feels particularly uncomfortable is imagining
that I am a flexible bamboo tree, bending in the wind: not so
brittle as to snap, but resiliant enough to be still in my roots when the
wind finishes blowing. This fluid photograph was taken during the same
photography session as above.
Date: December 1999.
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