Uniting With Nature to Create Beautiful Photographs

Join Kim this week as she shares how we can unite with nature to create beautiful photographs and how sending nature love and gratitude can help nature grow and flourish.

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[marycarron]

'Pause for a moment and say thank you'. Such a simple yet powerful statement. Thank you once agian, Kim, for your beautiful and heartfelt words.

[nightwolf]

Beautiful video Kim.
I always ask the spirits of this place, to help me share the beauty, with other people, via the camera lens.
Rod

[carolyncollins]

I always say thank you to the birds for their songs but will now start to thank Nature as well. Thanks for the idea.

[AA_Dandelion_Days]

Kim, thank you for another beautiful start to Sunday! I'm so excited that you are doing a book and can't wait to get a copy. Thank you also for (unknowingly) breaking the block I've had for a few weeks now on one particular part of a book I've been writing during a wonderful three month sabbatical. I now know the direction it needs to head in. Sending much love and appreciation and if I may be bold enough to thank you on nature's behalf too! If only everyone had your view and attitude the world would be a better place ❤

[GianniPasquale]

Brava ! Meravigliosa ! Sai parlare con estrema semplicità di argomenti di straordinaria profondità dell'anima. Grazie.
Le tue parole volgono più di migliaia di parole dette per la salvaguardia della natura, perché entrano nella simbiosi più profonda del rapporto tra uomo e natura.
Siamo quel che mangiamo: nutriamoci della bellezza della natura.

[robinlowe]

Thank you so much Kim, youve opened my eyes and my heart.

[spiritualhumantv]

This is the most inspiring and needed nowadays message, Kim! You keep adding more and more depth and value to photography!

Appreciating and cherishing the beautiful nature around us can be the shortest and most direct path to our hearts. Sometimes it's difficult to love others, especially when one is hurt, scared, or depressed, but the love for nature and her beauty is unconditional, just as her love for us is.

Thank you for reminding us of this beautiful connection and our role in the relationship with nature. You are inviting us to share and exchange - take and give back.

Your Five Senses Activation meditation facilitates this interaction in such a beautiful and natural way! You've created a truly unique and powerful tool. I hope everyone can experience and integrate it into their photography practice. Well done and you! 😊

[chrisgrant]

i seem to have the same mindset as you , because like you, as I walk around the country side, I can find a lot of beauty in the humblest of things and plants , which when closely looked at are rather amazing, especially in the right light . I photograph everything from water clouds and rusty old locks, as there are pictures everywhere if we only stop and look . Needless to say, I love your work which I've no doubt is such an inspiration to all those who subscribe to your channel Kim . Thank you .

[joncothranphotography]

Wonderful talk, Kim! Much gratitude to you for helping us to pay attention to our senses while in nature to become more respectful and responsible. Have a great week!

[justnoted]

Hi Kim, my photography friend 🙂 Good to listen to you again. You speak Zen of awareness... have you spoken, and listened to Him

[bunny]

The square images of the grasses would make very nice greeting cards!😀

[paulbenson]

Hi Kim, last week I underwent derma surgery and I was advised after the procedure that there is the likelihood that I may need further surgery in a few weeks time. The doctor and the nurse were wonderful and I can't express in many words how kind and professional they were. But it has left me with a lingering thought of where this is going to lead. The beauty of the countryside and clouds and winds and rains and crackling thunders are more a part of me now than ever before. I love nature in all her moods because she is as capricious as we are, but she never fails to surprise and enchant. I'm still out with my camera and for me, that is what I need and always will need. Oftentimes the world can be a difficult place to live in and occasionally it throws us a wobble or two or three and sometimes that burden can be overwhelming. Nature has always been around us and makes no demands of us. She is a place of solace and beauty and wonder and I know that that is what life is for. She is a most precious gift and I will treasure her always.

[Mia.Lopes-]

Thank you 🙏 for your kind and gentle approach to nature photography. Wishing you a blessed Sunday.
Greetings from Portugal

[lyndapower]

Beautiful Words... Looking forward to do just as you suggested next time I'm taking photos in nature. New to your videos. Love them. Thanks. - Lynda Power

[davidpeak]

Kim, greetings from North Carolina. Thank you! 🙏💙

[daniellegrandpa]

Great video and thoughts, can't wait for the book. Thanks for posting this video, have a great and blessed upcoming week.

[RoyJenkinsPacker]

Such a beautiful way to start my day. Your way in understanding nature's way of life, such beauty you bring to all who follow you. Look forward to your book, sounds an inspirational read. Thank u for today's video Kim.

[mikkosuhonenphotography]

I have a lot of distracting thoughts almost all the time. But when I can find a subject in nature to photograph, it's a fantastic feeling. Usually I rush home in excitement to see and edit the photo. Maybe I'll try to calm down next time I get to experience these kinds of moments. Usually at the lake during or after the sunset with water birds creating a visual and audio ambience. I'm actually waiting for autumn to get to see more migrating birds again.

[DarylHunt]

"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar:
I love not man the less, but Nature more" Lord Byron

[jonhermannsson]

Why not give the creator of nature the thanks and appreciation all living things come and where designed by him The more we study nature we come to see and know his personality