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Philosophers Walk winds its way by Trinity College and The Music Department of the University Of Toronto toward the ROM and the RCM at Bloor Street West.
A statue from a family group. Made approximately 270 BC. Behind the exhibited statues there is a wall photograph of the first outdoor museum in Delphi, where these statues were erected near the site from which they were unearthed in the excavation.
A local old villager was sitting at the previous sanctuary, or library of religious literatures, seemed thinking of the mercy of gods for giving them simple but peaceful life.
@Chau Say Tevoda, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Rollei Superpan200
Leo Madelain, philosopher, art critic and teacher. Please View Large On Black
I have just published a slide show of my black and white portriats. See my blog below.
Back to doing what I like most. Photographing interesting people.
A great way to view my photostream on Flickr
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"All of the people wanting more,
Needing to follow a philosopher
All of the wealthy and the poor
Follow you anywhere, follow you.
Do you know where you go?"
- The Philosopher -
Yellowstone and Voice
Town Cemetery, Sudbury, Suffolk
'In loving memory of my husband John A Rimmer, artist & philosopher, born 21st June 1888, died 15th January 1968.
"We shall not see his like again."
And of his dear wife Dorothy I Rimmer, Actress, 1900-1975.
"Not the end of the play, just the end of the act."'
John Rimmer was a renowned Sudbury eccentric and local character. The Sudbury museum website notes that he was often seen on his bicycle around Sudbury and many local people possess his sketches and paintings. He had a collection of fossils and curios which he displayed above Wardman's shop on Market Hill.
You can see his photograph here.
Leisurely breakfast in Canberra last weekend, with my stripy-socked friend. Being a philosopher, he pays careful attention to his attire and hairstyle, which gets a thumbs up from me.
Taken with iPhone3GS.
We had an end-of-year celebration yesterday with a lot of margaritas, beer, quesadillas, guacamole, and nachos!
Music is a hidden arithmetic exercise of the soul, which does not know that it is counting. (Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz)
Berlin Charlottenburg
Leibnizstrasse
August 2005