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| Looking at Stonehenge (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
In
What Light Can Do: Essays on Art, Imagination, and the Natural World, Robert Hass quoting Simone Weil writes that "[a]ttention is prayer, and form in art is the way attention comes to life." What we pay attention to and fail to attend to interested me this evening as I found myself cycling through images I had discarded. Taking a second look after the passage of time yields new insights, new ways of seeing what had been missed prior.
Here are 14 of those discarded images, reclaimed.
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| Field, Sky (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Birds and a Field (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Sweep of Land (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Sunday Crossword Puzzle at Green Park (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Land Curving Beneath a Sky (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Watching Stonehenge (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Two (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Kite (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Balance (M.A. Reilly, England, 2013) |
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| Along the Coast (M.A. Reilly, Wales, 2014) |
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| Winter (M.A. Reilly, NY, 2014) |
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| Stone Wall (M.A. Reilly, NJ, 2014) |
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| Deep Fog on Icy Lake (M.A. Reilly, NY, 2014) |
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