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This bird to me really looks like a wise old man thinking about the world and the meaning of life. In arts philosophers are quite often portrayed as marabous for this look.
I think the one in this picture will soon get the correct answer which obviously is 42. (it had to be said)
Due to the extreme summer heat, I wasn't doing much philosophizing, I was looking out for the next air conditioned cafe.
plaster cast of a greek portrait head of philosopher Socrates. Photo made with a pinhole camera on roll film 120.
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«Ich erstieg mit klopfendem Herzen die Höhe der Insel, und irrte auf engen bewachsenen Pfaden im schönen Eichenhain umher. Wie rührte mich Alles!
Diese hohen verschränkten Schattendome, unter denen Er sinnend wandelte; […]. Ich suchte den Ort, den Er vorzüglich geliebt, die Spitze der Insel, wo sie schroff über den See blickt…»
Die Dichterin Friederike Brun
We took a leisurely stroll along the full length of the Philosophenweg (Philosopher's Walk) and Hirschgasse (Deer Alley) with its gorgeous views of the old city and Schloss Heidelberg much of the way.
user name / Chee Sheng, Ng / 誠（まこと）
photo title / Philosopher's Walk, Higashiyama
location of photo / Philosopher's Walk, Higashiyama
time photo was taken / April 1st 2010
Philosopher's Rock.
A bronze sculpture of three renowned Austin writers that sits under a pecan grove at the entrance to Barton Springs Pool. J. Frank Dobie, Roy Bedichek, and Walter Prescott Webb used to meet at Barton Springs every afternoon and hold forth in what has been characterized as "Austin’s first literary salon." The men met on a rock at the edge of the pool that Bedichek dubbed "Philosophers’ Rock." The statue is an unforgettable depiction of three good friends engaged in an informal but intense discussion. A monument to friendship, ideas, the glory of nature and the joy of conversation, Philosophers’ Rock quickly became a beloved Austin landmark.
"The Philosopher Kings" discussion with Director, Patrick Chen, and Actor, Jim Evener (Cornell).
Photo Credit: Roman Iwasiwka