What Child Is This?
Ottawa photographer Ruth Dick reminds viewers that the gift and mystery of life can, more often than not, be found in the form of a child.
Ottawa photographer Ruth Dick reminds viewers that the gift and mystery of life can, more often than not, be found in the form of a child.
Ottawa photographer Ruth Dick delights in catching the magic of music created in a moment.
Photographer Peter Stockland reflects on the gift of light in illuminating an affirmation of everlasting faith.
Photographer Jeff Sheldon conveys the expanse of space that matches what we imagine to be the soaring notes of the choir's holy song.
Photographer Rob Wilson captures a stunning sunrise view of Artist Point, near Deming Washington.
As the Convivium Team reflects on the launch of the Sacred Spaces Gallery, Hannah Marazzi sits down with Makoto Fujimura, artist, writer, and catalyst to understand the role of beauty, belonging, and art as signs of the New Creation.
Photographer Rob Wilson captures the reflection of a mountain peak in a glacial lake, giving the illusion of a floating mountain range.
Photographer Rob Wilson submits this photograph as a testimony to the art and song of creation.
Photographer Rob Wilson plays with leading lines in this image, leading us down a shared path of history and experience.
Photographer Rob Wilson presents this lakeshore dock as a sacred space even in the pouring rain.
Photographer Hannah Martin captures this fleeting view of the sunlight at dusk in Tofino British Columbia.
Wedding photographer, Hannah Martin captures this simple response of love from a wife to her husband's song, a tune she knows so well.
Photographer Hannah Martin photographs her husband Joey on the beach in Tofino, British Columbia. Her image prompts us to consider what posture we might take either before or after attempting the sport of surfing.
Ottawa's lines and spires of power converge in holy symmetry.
Photographer Hannah Martin invites the Sacred Spaces viewers into a moment of peace by imagining you could sit in these chairs with this view and just be.
Photographer Peter Stockland is struck on his rush hour commute by a figure of stillness and solitude along the canal's edge.
To follow in the footsteps of the faithful who have come before shapes our path to glory.
A line of geese begin their ascension to the heavens, skimming the water's surface in their quest.
Photographer Peter Stockland encounters a flock of sheep and is prompted to reflection on the risen Lamb.
Photographer Hayley Lockrem captures men in prayer, a posture common to those across time, space, and tradition.
Photographer Dave Andrew's captures the stillness of a moored canoe waiting in the sacred act of stillness.
Is there anything more free than venturing out on the water?
As the geese skim the waters edge, photographer Linda Couture reflects on the power of nature to signal a shift in time.
Geometry and symmetry are found in the holy spin of street dancers. A photo by Ottawa Photographer, Ruth Dick.