Tag Archives: full moon

Dark Goddess

Posted on October 24, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Lady Luna Faces - Copyright R.Weal 2007

I’ve been fascinated by mythology since I was a young girl, lapping up any stories of King Arthur, Robin Hood, Sinbad the Sailor and anything Egyptian, Norse and Arabian. I distinctly remember the first time I saw Ray Harryhausen’s depictions … Continue reading →

Posted in My Art, Photography, Poetry and Prose | Tagged dark goddess, Diana, full moon, goddess, goddesses, Hecate, Inanna, Ishtar, Isis, kali, lady luna, lady luna faces, luna, moon, mythology, myths, photo manipulation, photography, photoshop, poem, poetry, poetry and prose, ruth weal, Selene, self portrait, symbol, symbolic, symbolism, triple goddess, wealie | 1 Comment

Places that speak to the heart and draw on the soul

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Boca Paila Moonlit Beach Copyright 2008

Firstly I must apologise in advance if any of this blog post makes no sense, as I’m writing it rather late at night in a particularly spaced out mood! Okay on to the topic du jour – I was fortunate … Continue reading →

Posted in Interests, My Blog, My Travels | Tagged beach, biosphere reserve, boca paila, caribbean, full moon, mexico, moon, moonlight, nature, nature reserve, photo, photograph, photography, quintana roo, riviera maya, ruth weal, sian ka'an, travel photography, travelling, travels, Tulum, twilight, wealie, world heritage, world heritage site, yucatan, yucatan peninsula | 2 Comments