Following Fractals

Demitasse at Attention, 2020 Photo by ERSwett

The demitasse
had been wrapped in
newspaper in the basement of a
seaside cottage. It was time
for ​an adventure.

Circle Time, 2020 Photo by ERSwett

No longer
trapped in a box,
the demitasse played like
children in the water. I love how
​objects out of context
come to life. 

Finding Fractals, 2020 Photo by ERSwett

This one
cup & saucer,
particularly eager
to play, danced in the
early morning
​light.

Following Fractals, 2020 Photo by ERSwett

Perspective
changes everything - 
not just what and how I see,
but also how I feel as a result of that
investigation. On this particular Indigenous
People's Day in Maine, following
fractals made me ​feel
​very humble.

Making Connections, 2020 Photo by ERSwett

I wondered:
Maybe it's time for
those us for whom "our
cups have runneth over" to make
room for ​others and maybe even give back
what was never really ours? To do this, though, we'll
need to re-imagine our relationships to
everything and everyone,
including ourselves.

Self-Portrait, October 2020 Photo by ERSwett