Contemplative Photography as an Act of Faith

This slideshow was presented by Contemplative Photographer Diane Walker at Seattle University's 2011 Pacific Northwest Spirituality Book Festival. Diane is currrently Exhibitions Director for ECVA.org, and has served as the Director of Communications for the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, as an instructor at the Diocesan School of Theology in Seattle, and as a licensed lay preacher. Her poems, photos and meditations may be found at contemplativephotography.com and contemplativepoetry.com

[@Dvish000]

the class LOVED your presentation. You are talented and inspirational, creative and articulate.

[@sylviabruton1745]

This class has opened my eyes to such a new way of seeing the world. Bravo! Such a teacher, photographer, spiritual leader . Many thanks

[@pmgal88]

Listening to my eyes -- wow -- that's powerful.
Your sense of light and shadow, the play between darkness and light -- is amazing!
I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation.
thank you!

[@Dvish000]

This is an extraordinary presentation. Thank you!!!

[@panodilla]

you are my photography guru - thank you

[@Soulsheila]

Diane: a very lovely presentation. I am putting it on my bibliography for a contemplative photo class I am offering next month in Toledo.
Have you seen the new book by Michael Woods on Contemplative Photography? I have studied with him and he has wonderfully Eastern approach. Then when I look at Thomas Merton's Geography of Holiness photos, I see the Christian/Eastern approach. That is the non-dualism of real contemplative photography. THanks so much!
Sheila Otto

[@Dvish000]

I would like to play this presentation for an upcoming class I am teaching entitled "Photography and Spirituality".