Nature connection

As the sun’s warm rays beckon us outdoors, many individuals eagerly embrace the joys of summer. However, for some, the sun can be less of a…

I'm a big fan of thoughtful installations especially if it takes its environment into consideration. Upvote if it's got some humor to it. Zander Olsen's Tree, Line has all of the above, not to mention beautiful. I found Olsen's work...

the deepest love is the love for earth for every plant, fungi, animal ~including the humans~ I've ever known and loved are earth the heart of the earth, water, fire, the four winds that we breathe, out light within, the rivers, mountains, spirits; are all earth the seeds and spores, our hearts are earth mi mano la semilla, mi corazón planeta 💚

BW Tree roots from a tree in Balboa park

Harmony

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Photographer Maryanne Gobble marries landscape photography with portraiture, weaving together sweeping narratives that reveal humankind’s overwhelming and inherent connection to the earth. Intensely moved by natural history and folklore, Gobble spends much of her time seeking out spellbinding natural structures along the coast of California and Oregon, where she spent her childhood. Recently, she has also explored landscapes surrounding St. Louis, Missouri, where she now lives.

A person sits in a meditative pose on a rocky outcropping in the forest. Sunlight streams through the trees, casting a golden glow on the scene. The person's silhouette is highlighted against the bright light, creating a sense of peace and tranquility. The image evokes a feeling of serenity and connection with nature.

As a druid, someone who connects to the local landscape spiritually, I've gotten my fair share questions about cultural appropriation and druidry's relationship to indigenous practices, particularly traditions indigenous to the USA. The conversation may go something like this, "So druidry, is that like Native American?" My response is, "Druids and Native Americans both honor

Heart of Nature 🌳💚 This surreal masterpiece beautifully blends the forms of a tree and a heart, symbolizing the profound connection between life and nature. The roots of the tree grow deep into the earth, merging with the heart-shaped rock at the base, as the branches reach towards the sky. The lush green foliage signifies life, growth, and vitality, while the heart beneath reminds us of the pulse that beats within all living things. This artwork is a striking representation of nature's…

Blood Vessels

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