Tag: china
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Venice Exhibition and ‘Facing Future’ Book: Embracing Creativity in a Changing World
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It has been a while since I posted. Here with this post, I hope to update you, my friends, with some of what has been happening in my creative life. As always I am trying to understand the changes happening in me and in the world around me, like most people are. The world is…
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Daily Coffee Talk~ 74/365
Sometimes it feels to me that I am cycling through my life in a comfortable pace and watching events happen around me as if on a movie screen. But every once in a while an opportunity for change and elevation shows itself and somehow because of being so comfortable on the bike, I choose to…
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Daily Coffee Talk~70/365
It’s time to write my blog before the time runs out. At some point during human history someone felt the need to start recording time. It was no longer enough to just exist and react to the elements in nature, but some kind of adherence to the changes in the earth’s trajectory and rotation needed…
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Daily Coffee Talk~ 67/365
Today this image of the ethnic woman that I took in China triggered in me thoughts of lightness and weight. As I live and get older I feel the weight of my history and all that has happened in it. I picture my life events as packages and bags that we have had to carry…
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Daily Coffee Talk~ 62/365
At the end of the day, when all is done, When we realize there is no rewind button to press, What’s done is done, All there is to do is learn from the past, All there is to make is a better tomorrow, And no matter what, there are jewels to be found, In the…
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Daily Coffee Talk~ 61/365
I am still traveling through favorite moments in photography today and these images stand out. During my travels through Yunnan, I often had a Polaroid camera with me to make instant photographs of people and mostly the children that I could offer to them as small gifts. This process caused a huge amount of joy…
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Daily Coffee Talk~60/365
Some of my favorite photography memories come from the times that I traveled alone on journeys to remotes places like in these photos. These were taken in Yunnan, China, in villages so remote where the locals rarely ever see the likes of me. On such trips, you meet innocence, curiosity and you feel the invigorating…
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Morning Coffee Talk~18/365
Good Morning, It is winter in this part of the world and everyone spends a large part of their day indoors, seeing the world through window panes. How much of our lives is actually lived behind such barriers, in our cars, homes, schools, offices, airplanes, buses… It feels like we see the world and the…