I have watched this journey with interest. At last that much-traveled envelope has arrived on my desk here in New Zealand, and I have carefully unpacked the treasures within it – as well as adding some of my own. For me the original photograph speaks of windows from one world to another, of reaching across barriers between times, between worlds. There is potential here for magic and for dreams.
moon and trees
swirl past these windows
reflections
Memories of those who have gone before, and those who will follow…
…thank you for allowing me to be a part of this journey
Journeyofaphotograph 
Reblogged this on kiwissoar and commented:
enjoyed being part of this journey
Reblogged this on COMBINATORY ART IN MOTION and commented:
this long ekphrastic journey of an originating photograph (of which we were honored to take part) continues on! Yay!
thank you Maureen I enjoyed your contribution! These are all themes I am thinking about a lot at the moment and which are so relevant to the journey. A lovely image at the end too which gives us pause to reflect and yet look forwards, onwards (so important). I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Emilyx
thank you Emily
Hi Maureen, a really nice addition of the journey. Shore to shore, heart to heart. I like the layers you have added with your thoughts and images. Beautiful.
thanks for your kind words
Hi Maureen Wasn’t it fun to open the envelope and see the photograph and little bits of of other people’s work before you falling out of the envelope? To me you have beautifully connected the participants of this journey by adding the photograph of the sea.
Thanks Carla – yes it was fun finding all the things gathering with the photo. This is a great way of connecting people
. . . in the end, this “journey” tell us about our proximity beyond the distance, both physical and spiritual!!
Yes, and I look forward to seeing it go on
i posted some preliminary work on my blog this morning regarding this as a kick in the butt to get on with the real work. Thanks for the ephemera/paraphernalia that came with. It helps.