fading memories
Tag: Nikon
a lone
dawn
buson’s autumn
While cutting down the rice,
the little weeds with autumn
sunlight on them.
~Buson (cited: Y Sawa & EM Shiffert, Haiku Master Buson)
lens-artist photo challenge: layered
Ceaseless tears–clouded mind:
Bright scene–moon-shadow.
~The Sarashina Diary
(cited: Trans: AS Omori & K Doi, Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan)
Image and poem submitted in response to Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: layered
sunday sayings
In this hour of longing
Reflection brings to mind each day gone by
And in each one
Was less of sorrow
~Izumi Shikibu (Trans: AS Omori & K Doi, Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan)
Sunday Sayings post inspired by poetrypix.com
dogwood photography’s photo challenge: story telling – modern convenience
Week 40 Story Telling: Modern Convenience (What modern convenience of 2019 can you not live without? Create an image that looks like an advertisement for your favorite Modern Convenience.)
After contemplating this challenge for a number of weeks, the only convenience of 2019 that I need is one that is designed to heal the harmful actions of ignorance.
“..the future is in the present”
Sr Annabel Laity
firefly
leaving town
breathing easier…
~Issa (cited: the haiku guy)
Anthropocene … humans reshaping mother earth
Image, Issa’s poem, and videos submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
dogwood photography’s photo challenge: Inspiration – the elements
Week 39 Inspiration: The Elements (Earth, Fire, Wind, Rain, and Spirit. Find inspiration in the elements of our world.)
Image submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
dogwood photography’s photo challenge: composition – rule of odds
Week 38 Composition: Rule of Odds (The rule of odds is easy enough to understand and employ. So use the rule of odds in an Urbanscape/Architecture photo.)
Image submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
are you ready…
Fighting climate breakdown is about much more than emissions and scientific metrics – it’s about fighting for a just and sustainable world that works for all of us.
https://globalclimatestrike.net
On Sept. 20-27, climate action organizers are planning a Global Climate Strike, with hopes that massive and consistent turnout will make a difference. If you’d like to join the 2019 Global Climate Strike, there are lots of ways you can get involved. And if there isn’t a strike planned in your city, the organizers want to help you plan one yourself.
“The climate crisis is an emergency but we’re not acting like it,” the strike’s official website reads. “People everywhere are at risk if we let oil, coal and gas companies continue to pour more fuel on the fire.” And yes, though past strikes have focused on students, adults are welcome and absolutely encouraged to take part, too.
