Same old
August's Women Howling at the Moon was both a wondrously big affair, and a very quiet number.
On Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha, the quietness and attentiveness of the hundred or so people waiting patiently... well, it felt like a large group meditation connecting with the hundreds of gazers around us...folk around the world ...and, back through the eons, with every other group of life on this earth who have stopped to marvel and wonder at the heavens and this orb hanging above us.
We were privileged. La Luna - from the first moments, yes, she was big and she was beautiful. This little slideshow of my photos may give a little of the sense of awe and wonder. (Photos: Chris Henderson. D700, 55-200m DX lens, 200mm, no tripod).
On Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha, the quietness and attentiveness of the hundred or so people waiting patiently... well, it felt like a large group meditation connecting with the hundreds of gazers around us...folk around the world ...and, back through the eons, with every other group of life on this earth who have stopped to marvel and wonder at the heavens and this orb hanging above us.
We were privileged. La Luna - from the first moments, yes, she was big and she was beautiful. This little slideshow of my photos may give a little of the sense of awe and wonder. (Photos: Chris Henderson. D700, 55-200m DX lens, 200mm, no tripod).
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Pinterest and LinkedIn for September
August's presentation was postponed until September. Instead we indulged in informal connecting, moon-viewing and bathing. And a little howling of course!
September's event will now be a double special: LinkedIn AND Pinterest training combined, with guest presenter Amanda Hoffman. Click here to learn more and book.
Note. Comments and feedback always welcome. And I'd appreciate hearing how the slideshow and its speed lands for you.
September's event will now be a double special: LinkedIn AND Pinterest training combined, with guest presenter Amanda Hoffman. Click here to learn more and book.
Note. Comments and feedback always welcome. And I'd appreciate hearing how the slideshow and its speed lands for you.
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