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Lucas Collaud (drums).
Worry Blast @ Thônex (Geneva), Switzerland, 30.01.2016.
(c) Christophe Losberger
I was once sharing Bhakti literature and met a man who said he was a lawyer. I asked if he had heard of the law of karma, to which he replied “No” and quickly closed the door. While it may be cool to casually toss the word karma around in conversation, unfortunately, this is a common response to any deeper discussion of the topic. Of course, we all recognise the need to understand the law of the land we live in, and our parents take care to teach it to us for good reason. But what about the universal law - wouldn’t that also be worth knowing? While making this photo didn’t realise who these people walking towards me were until they got close and I saw that they were police officers, and because we all knew the law and were following it we happily traded smiles as they marched by. This caused me to reflect on how Bhakti Yoga naturally harmonises our consciousness and lifestyle with the universal law of karma, making it a true no worries lifestyle.
A local Thai looking out the train window heading to Hua Hin, the beach town for Bangkok's elite which is on the west coast of the Gulf of Thailand.
This is a Revell Mother's Worry Kit. Alterations included are: hair, taler aluminum tbe carb stacks, distributor with plug wires and boots, gas filler tube and cap, a real antique dice was drilled and added as a shifter knob, shifter arm made from plastic coated wire, rear frame was boxed, tonoue cover made from sheet plastic with pin head snaps, and a woven wrist bracelet.
Part of a photo project I did for a class with the theme of "At Night".
I have a lot of shots that I didn't use for the project and I hope to do more with them in the future.
There are a few of these guys drawn on the steps leading down to Montrose Dog Beach in Chicago. I am going to have to do a series on all the carvings and drawings along this stretch of the lake - they are quite interesting.
This photo was taken from the dog beach using a Pentax K-1000, Kodak T-Max 3200 film. Developed with Rodinal, 1:200, 2 hours stand developing.
This piece came from my childhood memories of the planting and harvesting seasons and all the weather in between on our western Kansas wheat farm. The crop was dependent upon the weather, the moisture in the ground, the rain or lack of rain, the snow, the spring freeze, the hail storms. Any alteration of the weather could make or break the crop for the year. The storms in western Kansas can be quite erratic. Until the harvest was complete, there was always WORRY.
The wheat I used on this piece is actually from my dad’s crop last year. Harvest of hard red winter wheat will be late June this year. My oldest brother is farming the land now with my dad’s help. Dad is supposed to be retired, but does a farmer ever really retire?
Allan Claret (guitar).
Worry Blast @ Thônex (Geneva), Switzerland, 30.01.2016.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Tracklisting:
Side A: Past Lives
Side B: Promise Me (You'll Never Say That In Front Of My Friends) / Deconstruction Site
Released on August 31, 2011.
Worriers - Past Lives - No Idea Records - 2nd press brown mix /250
Lucas Collaud (drums).
Worry Blast @ Thônex (Geneva), Switzerland, 30.01.2016.
(c) Christophe Losberger