A Four Week Creative Pause

A Four Week Creative Pause

A mindful photography workbook by Maja Kerin

You already know the feeling.

The day that moves too fast. The week that disappears. The quiet sense that life is happening around you rather than through you.

What if fifteen minutes could change how your whole day feels?

A Four Week Creative Pause is a beautifully designed 35-page workbook created to help you slow down, step outside, and return to yourself through mindful photography.

Inside, you will move through 12 gentle prompts across 4 weeks — each one designed to help you pause, notice more deeply, and reconnect with beauty, presence, and your own creative eye.

What you will explore

Week 1 — Notice

Colour, light, texture. You begin to see what was always there.

Week 2 — Pause

Reflection, shadow, stillness. You learn to stop long enough to let the moment arrive.

Week 3 — Feel

Gratitude, mood, wabi-sabi. Your camera becomes a mirror as much as a window.

Week 4 — Create

Abstract, depth, your eye. No rules. Just you — and everything you have quietly learned.

You do not need to be a photographer.

You do not need special equipment or experience.

Just your phone, fifteen minutes, and a willingness to notice again.

Mindful photography is not about taking perfect pictures. It is about using the act of seeing as a doorway back to the present moment — and back to yourself.

What is inside

• 35 beautifully designed pages
• 12 mindful photography prompts across 4 weeks
• A short teaching, mindful practice, prompt, and reflection for each session
• A dedicated notes page after every prompt
• A Mindful Photo Walk guide to begin each session
• A closing letter and next steps to continue the practice
• Instant digital download — yours to keep forever

No deadlines. No pressure. No experience needed.

Just you, the world around you, and the pause you may have been needing for a long time.

€29 — Download instantly and begin today.

“Creativity is not something you find. It is something you return to. It was always there, waiting.”

— Maja Kerin