Kindness & Karma
Each month the editors will solicit responses from our readers to questions that embrace unexpected inspiration. Only those responses with first/last names and state will be posted. Editors reserve the right to edit for content and word count.
Please email: seniorstaff@sanctuary-magazine.com
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JULY '17: |
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The editors want to know...
Tell us about a vacation that you found truly inspirational.
More inspirational, vacation photographs can be viewed from our GUEST ROOM section under "We Hear You."
To send photos: (jpg files preferred) with your name/state or country to:
seniorstaff@sanctuary-magazine.com
More inspirational, vacation photographs can be viewed from our GUEST ROOM section under "We Hear You."
To send photos: (jpg files preferred) with your name/state or country to:
seniorstaff@sanctuary-magazine.com
Reader responses...
Water carved land in Utah
(Photo credit: Lynne Friedman, NY) |
"I find inspiration in natural phenomena and take photographs when I travel out West to stimulate my imagination and creative ideas. I was particularly taken with the flowing lines created on red rock canyons by centuries of water flows and the strong light and dark/light contrast.
"All this is the music of of waters," said John Wesley Powell, 19th century geologist and explorer who led the 1869 Powell Geographic Expedition to the Grand Canyon. This image is one of a series and will be the starting point for a series of oil paintings." ~ Lynne Friedman, NY (Visit Lynne's WEBSITE.)
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Jodee's daughter with two Garifuna women: Roatan, Honduras
(Photo credit: Jodee Keller, NY) |
"My favorite culture I learned about while in Honduras is the Garifuna community. The photo to the left is one of my daughter with two native women in the town of Punta Gorda on an island in Roatan, Honduras. The Garifunas are one of about five different cultures on the island. We met the woman on the left while she was selling trinkets at the beach. And then, ironically, we saw her the next day. My daughter really liked her. She had a sing-song kind of way about her. Her mom is to the right. They had delicious food at their restaurant - fresh caught seafood and homemade candy made with coconut and cinnamon." ~ Jodee Keller, NY Note: Garifuna communities along the Caribbean Sea are found mostly in coastal towns and villages in the Central American countries of Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. More of Jodee's photos can be viewed
from our "We Hear You" section. |
Western China: Wild camels in the road
(Photo credit: Victoria Kane, NY) |
"This photo was taken in western China. The camels were wild, just running on the road. I can't remember the exact name of the lake or mountains, but it was in June. The snow caps give you a sense of the elevation (it was about 80F in the valley). They get most of their water from glacier run off which is disappearing due to climate change." ~ Victoria Kane, NY
You can view more of Victoria's stories and photos
from her BLOG and also from our "We Hear You" section. |
Lake Tahoe, CA
(Photo credit: Kirsten Duane, CA) |
"This is my home - my back yard - and a favorite place for adventurous hikers! Looking across Lake Tahoe at the majestic Mount Tallac and the famous T, that is always filled with snow!" ~Kirsten Duane, CA
More of Kirsten's photos can be viewed
from our "We Hear You" section. |
