About •the zen in the chivalric art of photography•
If you gaze at a single leaf on a single tree, you do not see the other leaves. If you face the tree with no intention and do not fix your eyes on a single leaf, then you will see all the many leaves. If your mind is preoccupied with one leaf, you do not see the others, if you do not set your attention on one; you will see hundreds and thousands of leaves.
Yagyu Munenori, Book on Family Traditions in the Art of War (from blind zen)
when your finger acts on its own accord, in an endless effort of reaching satori
you've become the camera. there is no longer a camera.
another pool about candids, just a better one.
no restrictions, but one: send us your best. don't believe you can have more than one moment like this per day, you don't. also, refrain from posting photos belonging to more than nine other pools.
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