After the prompt was announced, I took this picture.  It is reflections in the broken lens of an old car’s headlight. It called to me. What to do with it.  I decided to get it printed onto cotton (by Fabric on Demand), and then figure it out. I woke

Foreseeing writing this post about the prompt ‘Reflection’, I took some photos while floating and reflecting in our swimming pool last week.      Friedrich Nietzsche once said that, “All truly great thoughts are conceived while walking.”  But as hot as it’s been in Florida recently, I prefer to get

  It’s my turn to blog about the reflection prompt.  The last prompt was identity, and I created a self-portrait. I did a lot of reflecting when I created that piece.  If I were back in college, I would have reworked the project for this class.  But that’s not the

  How do I feel when I hear or read the word REFLECTION? How does it relate to our overall theme “community” – and where do I see a connection?   First of all, at least in the German language, I have to consider how to spell it correctly. In

I definitely need some self-reflection regarding my agenda. Although there was in it that I needed to produce a blog yesterday, it didn’t happen. It sure is better to look in your agenda every now and then.  Recently I had an exhibition in a local art centre. Because of that

When I started thinking about Lisa’s prompt of Reflection and community I immediately had lots of ideas: mirror reflection; thinking about past, present and future; thinking about  people or events; thinking about what person am I: how do I belong?; then how they would relate to different communities. This led me to

Serious scientific definition –  Reflection is the change in direction of a wavefront at an interface between two different media so that the wavefront returns into the medium from which it originated. Common examples include the reflection of light, sound and water waves.   Or you can be reflective in your