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Perception Warrior – HIGHLIGHT
Lights in the ForestCelebrating Photographer Freeman Patterson by John McQuade This is a birthday remembrance for the great Canadian photographer Freeman Patterson. He celebrated his 75th birthday last year and many admirers celebrated with him. For many decades, Freeman has been a major figure in the Canadian and ... continuePosted June 19, 2013 by
Snapshots of Basic Goodness: June – HIGHLIGHT
This regular posting features snapshots of basic goodness as seen out in the world, on the street, in the countryside, in another country, at work, home, garden or grocery store. (Click on each image to view larger.) continuePosted June 10, 2012 by
A Good Eye – HIGHLIGHT
Celebrating Shambhala and the Arts by Charles Blackhall Aimless wandering is a favorite past-time for me, often with my camera slung over my shoulder. Suddenly my attention is caught by color, texture, form, light, or another striking flash. In the moment, this stops the mind and yet it’s ... continuePosted March 17, 2012 by
Miksang with Incarcerated Youth – HIGHLIGHT
Jake Lorfing describes his adventures and shares photos from teaching contemplative photography to teenagers. We didn’t know what to expect entering the Gardner Betts Juvenile Justice Center to meet the eight girls, ages 14-17, who had signed up for a weekly Miksang Photography class. Four volunteers ... continuePosted February 14, 2011 by
Colors of Impermanence – HIGHLIGHT
A photo gallery of the changing season, by Jennifer Holder This lovely experience of a photo-taking rampage was made possible by beautiful weather, an iPhone, and the gardens and streets of Chappaqua, NY. Click on photos to enlarge or view as a slideshow. continuePosted October 14, 2009 by Jennifer Holder
Participating in a Dance of Energies: An Interview with MaryBeth McBride – HIGHLIGHT
What was your first thought when you saw the word Miksang? Our Tallahassee group could barely pronounce the word Miksang. We liked the idea of Good Eye, [Miksang means Good Eye in Tibetan.] it peaked our curiosity. Ten people quickly signed up for the first ‘Contemplative Photography’ class. Through ... continuePosted May 19, 2009 by
“I am Miksang.” An interview with Miksang teacher, Maxine Sidran
Maxine Sidran: I first saw the word Miksang on a calendar at the Toronto Shambhala Center. My response was to the word that followed it: photography. I have practiced photography my entire adult life, and the fact that it had showed up at a meditation center ... continuePosted April 20, 2009 by