The Galápagos Islands
Kenneth Meijer | Posted
During the second half of the 1960s, I saw a few 30 minutes TV programs on Swedish television. As I watched them a dream was born – a dream of someday being able to visit this archipelago myself. more
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The Anatomy of Grey
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on It Depends
Hi Guy, Another nicely argued article. It would be really interesting if you could say a few words about your expressive intent for one or more of the images in this article. This would give us an insight to what you were thinking at the point of capture. It would also [...]
- Peter Stevens, 20:22 25th Feb
on Flow States and the Art of Consciousness Cycling
An interesting book that may contradict some standard psycho babble and also support some is 'The Evolution of Imagination' by Stephen Asma, an improvisational jazz musician.
- David Cary, 13:25 24th Febon On Exhibitions
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic, Rafael, you make excellent points. I very much enjoy your writing as well as your photos.
- chris murray, 12:25 24th Feb