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Store

An assortment of items are available featuring Meg’s photographs from around the globe, captioned by uplifting quotations.  Products include themed books, cards, calendars, and posters.
Holiday Cards holiday cards

A choice of 15 different uplifting seasonal images, available individually or in boxed sets of ten.  Cards are blank for your own personal message.

Calendars

Choose from six different 2012 calendars, on themes of the New England, Journey, Becoming, Belonging, and Faith.  The vertical wall calendars are 11″ x 17,” with each image 11″ x 11″ in size.
Card Collectionscards

Three different card collections, each with multiple images and quotes to choose from.  The three lines are designed for those experiencing life’s challenges, undergoing growth and reaching milestone occasions, be it graduation,birthday or anniversary.
Images, Posters & Printsposter

High-quality 16″ x 20″ posters of numerous images from 20 different locales around the globe, printed on heavyweight 7 mil semi-gloss paper using superior dye inks.

Books

Meg has published six books–a collection of essays illustrated with vivid images, and a series of five photography/quotation books, in which her images are captioned by motivational and thought-provoking quotes from sages of the ages, ranging from Ovid to Oprah.

The locales featured in the books span every ecosystem: tropical islands, deserts, jungles, fjords, plains, glaciers, volcanic mountains and coastlines. The pictures depict settings that convey the beauty of the world we live in, and universal aspects of the human condition. Those quoted represent a breadth of cultures and spiritual movements, and include insights from philosophers, political leaders, writers, comedians, musicians, poets, artists, and others, from the B.C. era to today.

The books are available on Amazon.com or blurb.com in both hard and soft cover, and range in price from $23.99 – $85.95. The essay collection is also available on Kindle.

  • Visions of the Journey in Images and WordsVisions of Journey - Photos and Esseays, Kindle Edition – Kindle Edition
    Just out is “Visions of the Journey in Images & Words,” a collection of 28 essays and accompanying photos on Life Lessons presented in locales around the world.
  • Visions of New England
    “Visions of New England,” a book of photography and quotations to inspire a sense of awe.
  • Vision for Todayvision for today 100
    “Vision for Today,” A book of photography and inspirational quotations for use in daily meditation, with 365 pages of uplifting images and words.
  • Visions for BecomingBecomingCover
    “Visions for Becoming,” 83 pages, seeks to inspire one’s authentic self, and explores themes of individuality, growth, choice, self-discovery, and acceptance.
  • Visions for BelongingBelongingCover
    “Visions for Belonging,” 69 pages, focuses on what it means to feel part of something bigger than oneself, be it through friendship or love relationships, community, the tapestry of life, or eternity of the soul.
  • Visions for FaithFaithCover
    “Visions for Faith,” is a 109-page book that aims to foster a connection with a higher power, as a source of inspiration, comfort, solace, and serenity.
  • Visions for the Journey
    “Visions for the Journey,” 148 pages, is designed to smooth your path through life, and features imagery and observations on new beginnings, unexpected turns in the road, joys and suffering, patience and progress.

2 Responses to “Store”

  • Jerry Smith:

    I went to Belize for three weeks. Stayed at the Nautical Inn in Placencia.Right in the jungle. The roads wery bumpy. Travel up monkey river in a boat.Went to the rain forest saw the howler monkeys and it rain cats and dogs.Went to the Pristine Caves. went through a orange plantation to a river ,took inner tubes into the cave where the Maya”s did blood letting.Went to Altunha Maya Site. Went suba diving on one of the islands ,where I planted a cocnut.Went back to Belize city where I stayed one week. Took a speed boat to San Pedeo. Walk down the sandy streets of San Pedro.I love my stay in Belize.

  • Jay Dawson:

    I’ve loved travel, nature and photography ever since I was a conducting student at Orkney Springs VA in 1977.
    Boy, was that a beautiful place, and dining room staff was the GREATEST!

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