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  • will
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  • Skye
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    Uh oh, a photography thread? Don't get me started... :twisted:

    My visual sketchbook is on Flickr here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/iamskye/

    Some overtly Buddhist examples from various trips to Taiwan:





    I'm finding a great deal in common between Zen practice and candid street photography. It is a very meditative state on the street, a weird calm balance between openness to your surroundings, what you want to express, technical considerations, and luck. A weird meeting of analytic and synthetic - which you have to both hold, but not too tight. At some point I may write something up on the topic.





    And then other times, I just like taking pictures of "things"







    Anyway, I could go on... and on... and on... photography and Buddhism are my main kicks these days!!

    Skye

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  • Shohei
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    went to do the dishes lastnight, set the water to run, gathered up some stray coffee cups and came back, found these... had to take a pic of it.
    (click to enlarge - i know its kinda big but look closely @ the little bubbles)

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  • Ankai
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    These were some pictures I took about three weeks ago in Stephens State Park, which is near my home in the mountains of northern New Jersey. My kids and I hike around here every Sunday afternoon. Probably nothing like what people picture when they think of NJ, but this is home...
    (The pic I use for my avatar was taken by my 5 year old the same day, in a sort of wigwam someone had built near one of the less used trails.)

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  • Longdog
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    Home


    By longdogs3 at 2007-11-25

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  • Longdog
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    A small gorge 'the narrows' near me


    By Longdogs3

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  • oxeye
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    looking into the cuyahoga river, november 2007

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  • greg
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    Mensch- that's GREAT- love it!

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  • Mensch
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    "Felix", a neglected neighborhood cat and a regular dinner guest in the little bar around the block. He’s a rather grumpy old fellow. Guests are advised to enter carefully as he likes to take a nap on the doormat.

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  • oxeye
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    Drop cloth.

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  • Lynn
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    something I observed one early morning.

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  • Shohei
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    my digital camera displayed its impermanence a month a go and im still waiting for it to return from repairs, so here is a few I've had sitting on the hard drive here @ work.

    a wonderful snow storm from a couple years ago


    Same storm, with Artemisia chillin' on the window sill


    Families cottage this past summer, a nifty sunset.

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  • greg
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    interested take a photo at that day, at that time, wherever they are, whatever they are doing, then post it? Like a dharma moment in all our lives just to see what that "same" instant looks like through our varying facets of the jewel.
    Lynn,

    That sounds like a very interesting experiment... throw a dart at a calendar and let us know the date/time you come up with... maybe start a new thread for this and repeat every so often....

    Gassho,
    Greg

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