A Sense of Place is a visual sociology that uses mindfulness to deepen awareness of the present moment. The result is not just an image, but a meditation where textures, shadows, and light become an expression of being. Each image is a portal, inviting the viewer to step into a realm where seeing becomes an experience of profound awareness and mental stillness. Photography becomes a process of self-observation and adjustment, learning to navigate thoughts and feelings in the present moment. Rooted in the mythic Icelandic landscape, this practice becomes a threshold: where one stands both as observer and participant in the world’s quiet resurrection. Through photography, it offers a path to mental clarity—where attention becomes presence, and presence becomes healing.

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