mountain station
Author: brenda
one frozen lake
one moon
and one frozen lake
sparkling at each other ~Hashimoto Takako (cited: M Ueda, Far Beyond the Field)
story telling: new beginnings
Week 13: Story Telling: New Beginnings (Our world is full of circular patterns; as some things end, others begin. Tell us a story of a New Beginning.)
Image submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
lens artists photo challenge: weathered or worn
If you wish to participate in this week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge hop on over to Leya’s
weekly photo challenge: round things
Jenn at Wits End Photography invites photographers to “go out and … photograph round things.”
lookin’ for spring
Shocking Campaign Aims to Wake People to Dangers of Plastic Waste — Moss and Fog
The plastic you use once tortures the oceans forever. With that simple yet forceful message, accompanied by torturous images of animals suffocated by plastic bags, we’re given a slap in the face to wake up to our wasteful practices. Sea Shepherd is responsible for the campaign, which is purposely shocking and off-putting. It’s well overdue…
Shocking Campaign Aims to Wake People to Dangers of Plastic Waste — Moss and Fog
wordless wednesday
inspiration: trash
Week 12 Inspiration: Trash (Trash is your inspiration. Tell a story or create something beautiful.)
Image submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
winter’s ice
in the mosquito’s
buzz, a thread of thoughts
begins in my mind ~Takeshita Shizunojo 1887-1951 (M Ueda, Far Beyond the Field)
emptiness
The emptiness of entityness (one of five types of emptiness discussed within Buddhist philosophy) is illustrated … with the example of a cairn and a human being. Both exist and are mutually exclusive…a cairn when viewed from a distance can easily be mistaken for a human, whereas upon closer inspection, there is nothing whatsoever that is human about a pile of stones. A human is utterly absent there. A rope mistaken for a snake would seem to be another example of the emptiness of entityness.~D. Lopez, Jr. (The Heart Sutra Explained, p54.)
Six word Saturday: the bold sign declares, “more art.”
Image and six words submitted in response to Debbie’s Six Word Photo Challenge
a meditative journey 
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