I rarely experience inner peace, but it seems I'm always in search of it. Inner peace to me means being at peace with oneself, the past, the present and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. I'm not there yet, but hopefully one day I will be. A lot of people lead such busy lives there's not a moment's peace in the day, no time to think or feel, to really make use of the five senses. I feel the closest to inner peace when I'm out in the country, alone or with my dog. The wide open space, the elements, the sky, the stillness, the solitude. It is also where I feel the closest to being me, or what I can be if I just keep trying. I treasure those moments and hope to someday make a home there.
 
This shot is a re-post from summer. It speaks of both inner peace and freedom to me.
Anywhere but Here

These were taken a few weeks after my school trip to the castlegrounds. The leaves were all gone by then. I apologize for the poor quality.
Going Gone

My dog, doing what he loves best, roaming the woods. A dog's inner peace :)
Sniffing the Wind