Our Japanese maple, making crimson seeds. I took this three days ago. Today has been rain, silent low gray skies, and now sun, then dim skies again, then sun, no, yes, too fast to post status updates. What I like about photography is that its nature is to capture a passing moment, a visual haiku. You don't have to make it - just find it. Or walk slowly enough that it finds you.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Zen photography
Our Japanese maple, making crimson seeds. I took this three days ago. Today has been rain, silent low gray skies, and now sun, then dim skies again, then sun, no, yes, too fast to post status updates. What I like about photography is that its nature is to capture a passing moment, a visual haiku. You don't have to make it - just find it. Or walk slowly enough that it finds you.
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Sometimes I find I merely have to open my eyes and it's where it's always been - there in front of me.
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