Become the things you loved most about the people who are now gone
Charity Auction
The only time i print my work is for a charity auction at work.
This year i wanted to do more than just landscapes. I love bee’s and have ten’s of thousands of pictures. I believe this is the 3 I wanted to frame for this.
These are the 3 pieces I picked (I believe)
When anger turns into empathy
Most things have I have found in life have polar opposites in life. Many things i used to have anger for in my life I now I feel empathy. Anger was easier.
Those nights
To the night or two when one stays up very late with a pad and paper and no phone and just thinks while the rest of the world sleeps
Last night vs this morning
Plan to take my dslr out to capture the moon rise. If not a total jackass i could slow down enough to bring a tripod as well :)
Scavenger hunt
Did a scavenger hunt today and I took the drone up to watch him explore. As much as I hate technology I appreciate aspects of it. This was the goal, lego insects and chocolate! :)
Above here we had a funeral a few years back for our Snigglefritz. I remember mowing a path straight down the middle of the field and then we walked it like a procession. Was a nice goodbye.
I went super high up with the drone and then came down to 20 feet to my son he motioned for me to come out, and like a techie at radio shack i signalled yes in up down motions. I crash the drone on the way home to give myself my own scavenger hunt :) life is good.
Extremes
I love big and small, if its small it needs to be the smallest, and if they are big they need to be the biggest.
My photography doesn’t get away from from that. I love macro to this: yesterday morning unedited 270 degree pano for you endless scrolling. I usually keeps these to myself because they are so massive. Enjoy
Reincarnation
I grew up in a house where things that were not understood were not believed in. Say reincarnation would be something of eastern mysticism and not real. In resolving my childhood issues I reflected on something I felt I could not question. Well now that I am older and slowing down I putting my own experiences into things I ignored or overlooked. This is my current view on reincarnation. I personally don’t believe in one path, i believe there are many, i believe man’s corruption over time has made it this way, corrupting the truth in the messages making their own wine watered down to nothing.
Reincarnation, as I see it, is not something that happens only after death but within the life we are currently living. When we fail in this current life and miss the mark we then can sink into deep depression, it is as though the old self has died through this process. To move forward, we must rebuild ourselves piece by piece eliminating impurities to rebuild a long lasting life. In doing so, a new person is forged—a new life within the same lifetime. This rebirth requires more than just moving on; it means confronting the pain of the past, learning to let it go, and reconnecting with the inner child and the true self within. If we avoid this work, the unresolved pain eventually pulls us back down, and we fall again into long-term depressions. The cycle repeats until we learn the point. To me, this repeating rise and fall is the real meaning of reincarnation: the continual death and rebirth of the self within a single life, until we finally reconnect with who we truly are. Which is listening to the voice within and connecting unto and tapping into a force stronger than yourself.
I grew up in a Christian home but I believe perception is the key that is overlooked, i even went so far as to find this scripture to put here as Christian mysticism here. This scripture can back up my theory i am throwing out there:
2 Corinthians 5:17
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
Last night’s northern lights
Country life
I love living out of the cities, i have access to stop and take pictures on my way to work, I have 5-6 spots like this within 1 minute outside of the car. This morning was beautiful.
