"In phenomenological-hermeneutic terms, this may be referred to as the "existential reality". Psychoanalyst Daniel Stern (2000) called the background feelings associated with how a person relates to his existential reality "vitality affects". More generally, one may call it "felt sense", as the term indicates exactly what is meant; sensing something we feel in our guts as it were and precedes the cognitive reflection. The felt sense, therefore, need not be something that one is rationally aware of." - Sitvasi, J. (2021). The Felt Sense and how it can therapeutically be meditated in photographs. Is the world - Inviting, Vibrant and Warm? Through photography, music therapy, poetry-writing - to infuse the "felt sense" with new sensations in which in their turn can be reflected on and which can lead to more openness in an otherwise "framed" mind. Does photography - an image or images - have the ability to impact and change