Starling Photography
Visual Interventions to Everyday Living
Starling Photography showcases images and reflections that explore the deeper layers of life. This site is about seeing through illusions, appreciating everyday moments, and finding a sense of calm and clarity.
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Endless Road
About The Visual Intervention Endless Road Received : 2025 September, 17 - Somewhere Colorado. The journey stretches on with no clear destination. In the words of John O’Donohue: “A path is only a path when you walk it. If you don’t move, the path...
Stone and Sky
The stone of the earth heavy with age and memory, reminds us of endurance and steadfastness. The moon of the sky, light and ever changing, reminds us of rhythms, to accept change. How do you root yourself while still moving with the tides of life?
Royal Terns
A group of Royal Terns. Birds like the tern are considered messengers between the worlds — skywalkers that bring perspective, clarity, and communication.
Golden Sun – Long Shadows
When the sun lowers and shadows stretch, it’s a threshold time, the in-between.
After The Rain
After the rain is a transition time—a threshold between cleansing and renewal.
Yellow Flower Black and White
Yet still, the flower exists. It holds its essence, even if its vibrancy isn’t visible.
In The Wind
Wind isn’t just moving air—it’s the voice of the unseen, the breath of Spirit, the carrier of messages across realms. The Druids called the wind Awen, the divine breath of inspiration.
Sunflowers and Ants
On the surface, ants and sunflowers share a simple, practical relationship: ants are often drawn to the nectar on sunflower buds and stems, and in return, their presence can deter some plant-eating pests. It’s a small but meaningful act of mutual benefit, part of the great web of exchange in the wild.
Around The Bend
Around The Bend : Uintia Wasatch Cache National Forest, Utah - Life happens in this moment. This moment is all we have.
Just A Rainbow
The Visual Intervention titled "Just A Rainbow," received on August 4, 2005, in Uintia Wasatch Cache National Forest, Utah, reflects on the ephemeral nature of a rainbow. It emphasizes that this beautiful phenomenon cannot be captured or held, serving as a metaphor for fleeting experiences in life.
Nothing Missing
About The Visual Intervention Nothing Missing Received : 2005 August 4 - Near Kamas, Utah Nothing to Add The quiet sense of completeness that isn’t dependent on what happens. [reblex...
The Wait
About The Visual Intervention The Wait Received : 2024 July 8 - Beaufort, North Carolina The Wait And a Cat Waits. Milo is waiting by the door for his #1 hooman. He knows when she’s on her way—some invisible thread of knowing that hums through him long before the...
