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Shadows, lights


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I work on the second floor of Morrill Hall. These photos were taken on the first floor, where there is still old tile. I love how serene it feels on that floor, with the light reflected.

In this week of the longest day of the year, there has been a lot of light and shadow in extremes. The light is always there, sometimes more subtly than others. But it's always there.

And in the shadows, there is much to be explored.


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Something oversized: DO NOT PASS

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This is my submission for the weekly Brookston photo scavenger hunt. This week's theme is "something oversized."

Nothing like getting stuck behind a big farm machine like this to make you slow down and look at the wheat and corn growing! There's no room to pass.

DO NOT PASS, ha! Like I could!

(But really, I don't want to. I LOVE following these things.)
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A window: Rob Brezsny and "Pronoia"


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It’s easy to be pessimistic about the world and its woes. It takes courage to be optimistic.

Rob Brezsny believes the whole world is conspiring to shower us with blessings. After all, think about all the things that went RIGHT for you since you got up this morning! (That’s his book there on the table at the Crazy Wisdom bookstore I visited with friends Friday in Ann Arbor. Played hookie, oh joy.)

Here are some quotes from Rob Brezsny:

“Here’s what I say: We will ignore the cult of doom and gloom and embrace the cause of zoom and boom. We will laugh at the stupidity of evil and hate, and summon the brilliance of praise and create. . . Life is crazily in love with us—wildly and innocently in love with us. The universe always gives us exactly what we need, exactly when we need it.”

“I’m allergic to dogma. I thrive on riddles. Any idea I believe, I reserve the right to disbelieve as well.”

“’The secret of life,” said sculptor Henry Moore to poet Donald Hall, ‘is to have a task, something you devote your entire life to, something you bring everything to, every minute of the day for your whole life. And the most important thing is—it must be something you cannot possibly do.’”

“Refuse to dehumanize anyone, even those who dehumanize you.”

“Artistic geniuses who in days past might have been van Goghs or Rembrandts now create gorgeous propaganda for the advertising industry.”

“Working with your dreams can help you stop colluding with the global genocide of the imagination.”

“In the New World, it won’t be your material wealth that will win you the most bragging points. Nor will it be the important people you know or the deals you’ve swung or the knowledge you’ve amassed or your mate’s attractiveness. What will bring you most prestige and praise in the civilization to come will be your success in transmuting lead into gold—how thoroughly you have integrated your shadow and tapped into its resources.”

You get the idea.

Dare I move forward with Brezsny, join the divine wow and greet the world with a kiss?
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It's just a window


Whatever your faith or persuasion, would you join me today by sending out loving energy across this violent world of ours? Listening to NPR coming to work this morning I felt ill listening to the news of Gaza, Iraq and the political meanderings of some silly suits.

We have personal power, and when we send it out as love and light, it is energy that creates rather than breaks down. Whether you pray, meditate, or whatever you do (or don’t regularly do) please join me and send LIFE out to a crazy, hate-filled world.

Where are we going to be 10 years from now if we don’t wake up??
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Jake


This is a wild turkey that has come close to the house lately. He's a "jake," which is an adolescent male (not yet capable of reproduction) and has all of these characteristics:

1. Outermost wing feathers lack white barring all the way to the tip.
2. The beard is six inches or shorter.
3. The central tail feathers are longer than the rest.
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Pigeon at you


I hope my new blogger friends LE PRUNIER MEI and LA VIE EN ROSE don't mind that I followed them into a blog photo scavenger hunt. I'm late joining this one (10th of 13 weeks). But it is good practice while I'm studying photography.

This is my first entry. This week's search is "bird."

This guy sat patiently while I clicked away. I loved the turquoise and orange backdrop of the parking structure. When he looked straight at me, I felt like my blog friend Rauf who has conversations with his jungle birds and that Mr. Pigeon wanted to say, "are you done yet?" After all, I had joined him on the lonely top/fifth floor of the parking garage, and he probably has it to himself every day for preening, until this crazy woman sneaks up and slides her camera along the wall, click, click, click.
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Corn update


This is the same field as on my post May 25 (almost two weeks ago), from a different vantage point on a road around the corner.

There is a lot of "yard art" around Michigan.

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