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If I could fly I'd come to see you wherever you are
I would lie down beside you while you're sleeping
and with simplicity ... I'd spend a little time
just a little time with you
With simplicity, I'd listen to your breath
listen to your heart beat
I would be so near, we could push away the fear
I'd come to see all of your tears
I'd come to see all of your smiles
with butterfly eyes ...
And you would know who I am
and I would know who you are
I can't even begin to count on how many evenings, mornings, sunsets and sunrises I have ventured out to Makena for - and everytime I was there with just my camera and my thoughts - one word would come to mind.Simplicity.
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It is very simple to be happy, but it is very difficult to be simple.
-Rabi Thakur
We all pursue happiness, but don’t often think about chasing simplicity. Perhaps happiness could come more often if we were simple. Simple is – if you think about it – quite complicated. Often people misidentify simple through thick glasses of their prejudices as some kind of retardation where the soul has failed to mature. But to be simple, one must be mature enough to know what truly matters. And therein lies the complexity. Amidst the outer world vibrant with sensory stimuli and the inner world full of bittersweet memories, what do we choose to keep and how much can we realistically discard? Perhaps simplicity spans a spectrum where one end is the heart of a child and the other is the mind of a saint. Everyone, on most days, exist somewhere in between those extremities.
So, the question is, how simple are you?
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Tema de la semana: FOTO MINIMALISTA
Simplicity....
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Purity and simplicity
are the two wings
with which man
soars above the earth
and all temporary nature.
(Thomas a Kempis)
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I have been looking for minimalist photo opportunities recently during my adventures.
I came across this unassuming rock, just as the morning sun began glowing through the thick morning fog. It ticked all the boxes, grabbed the camera and captured this.
Simplicity
Antoine de Saint-Exupery: “Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away”.
Let´s keep it simple? What do you think???
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‘Ανδρος – Κυκλάδων: Όλη αυτή η γη, που τη θαυμάζεις από ψηλά έχει στα χώματα της άγια ονόματα, θυσίες, κόπους και σκληρούς αγώνες για να κρατηθεί η γη με μαλτεζόπετρες στις πλαγιές των στημάτων ................................................Andros – Cyclades -Greece: All this earth, that you admire from above has in its soil holy names, sacrifices, labors and hard struggles to keep the land with stones (maltezopetres) on the slopes……
"The simple things are also the most extraordinary things, and only the wise can see them.”
(Paulo Coelho)
Stop and smell the flowers, put a smile on someones face, commit a random act of kindness, and have a fantastic weekend
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Simplicity - martijnvandernat.nl
Taken at Katwijk, the Netherlands
1/50th sec, f8, ISO100, 24 mm, tripod, polarizer, remote.
I love the serene quietness in this image, its simplicity and almost zen-garden-like quality make me pause and admire nature and creation. It almost conveys the japanese aesthetic principle of Wabi & Sabi loosely translated as; simplicity and and appreciation of the ingenuous integrity of natural objects
Read more on this image (and others from this series) and how it came to be on my blog: www.martijnvandernat.nl/beyond-color/
(c)2016-today martijnvandernat.nl
Feel a sense of purity
Ignore technology, modern world, stuff, and focus on whats important in life. Your inner self, purity, creation, beauty, and simple things of life.
A photo from my back yard
Flickr Friday: Simplicity
This beautiful golden retriever was watching the sunset and seemed to be enjoying the moment very much!
Allen's Hummingbird
Selasphorus sasin
Member of the Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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I feel, overall, it’s simplicity I enjoy most in images. A few years ago I would probably have said light, what we call great light in fact. However, as much of the works I admire from others doesn’t always have that magical light, which no doubt lifts the spirits, it comes back to the simple composition. This, I find myself constantly seeking that simplicity myself.
I have just three things to teach: simplicity, patience, compassion. These three are your greatest treasures.
~ Lao Tzu ~
CVO2 ~ Kleur
I took this pic for the test digital photography (theme colour).
I have to prepare everything before 22 january. You can find a part of the collection here
If you have some good advise, you're welcome!
Deze foto heb ik getrokken voor het examen digitale fotografie (thema Kleur). Op 22 Januari moet ik alles afgeven... Een deel van de collectie vind je hier
Als je nog raad hebt, graag!!
Explore 102: Highest position: 62 on Sunday, January 11, 2009
Taken at the National Garden Centre, Kilquade, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
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Snow is funny one. The novelty of it can trick the mind into thinking that everything is elevated, more photogenic and ultimately less effort to get beautiful results. This isn’t quite the case though...and once the initial excitement calmed down, I found my mind really focusing on what was speaking to me which was; simplicity.
At Lawrence Field I found a shot I would never have framed up had the snow not fallen. A lone stem of orange gold bracken, poked through the snow arresting my attention. I had noticed the trio of birch first of all and spent a long time tentatively trying to find and angle without putting footprints all through my foreground to not avail. I’d all but given up when I spotted this.