Momentum of Spirit Canvas Print

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I was inspired to do a series based on the idea of Spiritual Momentum. Of course the thoughts that go along with each of these pictures are just my opinion, what I believe to be true.

Momentum can be defined as "mass in motion." All objects have mass; so if an object is moving, then it has momentum–it has its mass in motion. Another word for momentum is energy. Think of the proverbial snowball—as it rolls down the hill it gathers more snow and more speed, so it has more and more momentum/energy. As spiritual beings we can be like snowballs, gathering more and more positive energy: harmony, joy, serenity, love, wisdom. We can all do this—we just have to take the first step to get the ball rolling.

Macro photo of rock formation makes for a colorful abstract with lots of texture in shades of teal and violet. I've always been fascinated by the interesting colors, shapes, and patterns found in rocks and crystals. Digitally manipulated for artisti...

Bill Caldwell has always loved hiking and the outdoors so his artistic photography is based in the natural world--landscapes, seascapes, and macro/close-ups of flowers, leaves, rocks, and driftwood, as well as abstracts created from his macro images. After earning his BA degree in industrial and scientific photography in 1978, he spent 20 years in the US Air Force as a Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) navigator. Now he's pursuing his lifelong love of landscape and artistic photography along with his enduring interest in spirituality including certification in Integrated Energy Therapy (IET). Although he's a bit of a nomad, he currently lives with his wife on the Oregon coast and he's amazed at the stunning beauty of the area as well as...