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Contemplative Vision: Photography as a Spiritual Practice

Current price: $21.95
Contemplative Vision: Photography as a Spiritual Practice
Contemplative Vision: Photography as a Spiritual Practice

Barnes and Noble

Contemplative Vision: Photography as a Spiritual Practice

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Your digital camera or smart phone can be a window to wonder—and God.
There’s more to life than selfies! With the advent of digital photography and the widespread use of camera-equipped smart phones, we have all become photographers. Can the same technology that makes the upload of selfies and endless posting to Instagram and Facebook also function as a tool for quiet contemplation, connection, and deeper meaning? Indeed yes: the practice of contemplative photography invites people of faith to set aside distractions of contemporary life to view the world through the eyes of the divine and uncover the extra-ordinary in the ordinary.
Reflection questions, suggested activities, invitations to journal and create a volume of discovery, and original photographs taken by the author are accompanied by inspirational quotes and passages from scripture. Providing practical guidance for photography as a means of meditation and reflection and a form of prayer, readers will be encouraged to be seekers, open and present, ready to be refreshed, renewed, and delighted.

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