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The works of man
Tree and Roots It’s an ego thing. We build and we build and we build. This is the same for most humans whether we are building at a personal level or on a collective level. We build things in hopes...
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Ouroboros – the Tail Devourer
Ouroboros – the lizard that feeds on itself, the tail devourer. I know, this lizard (iguana) is not exactly feeding upon itself. Yet, it seeing it, and taking its photo, I sensed something that was...
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On Being Present – Knocks on the Head
I have to admit that this photo is an old one, one that I took at the end of March this year while in Mexico. More often than not, the plain-looking birds get overlooked in favour of those which are...
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Unblocking the Barricades
Mandala - April 21, 1998 Okay, so this isn’t a photo. This is one of my “works” that I scanned two days ago along with three other images that will find their way here. Two of the images are of...
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Mythic Sensibility
This was the scene outside of my apartment window this morning. The sun did rise though the air was murky. Some days, this is the best it gets. The promise of sunshine that quickly gets gobbled up...
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Behind the Camera Lens
Another photograph of a photographer. I have to admit it wasn’t the only such photo taken in WuZhen. I’ve done some thinking, after the fact, and have come to the conclusion that such photos are...
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On Being Present: An Authentic Life
Blossoms in HongMei Park, April 2011 I was finding it hard to capture the real mauves and violet colours of this climbing bush, so I was pleasantly surprised at how this image turned out. Many of my...
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A Commitment and a Choice For Presence
Brothers I have just spend two full days with one of my brothers here in Calgary. It was a day of shared memories, catching up on each other’s lives, and telling stories that were more fiction than...
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