“It is not possible to think outside the box. If I am thinking, I am always and only inside the box. The mind itself is the box.” Red Hawk, Self Observation
Thinking outside the Box
Photography OCD
A somewhat healthy obsession with photography
“It is not possible to think outside the box. If I am thinking, I am always and only inside the box. The mind itself is the box.” Red Hawk, Self Observation
Photography OCD 
Way cool photo for this week. Thanks 😀 😀
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Thanks Cee, I hope you’re feeling better.
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Intriguing shot. It begs the question – Who is Cody Jackson?
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My guess is one of the farmers that supplies this market. Sunday here in Lancaster is great because a lot of things are closed and I get to wander around looking for inspiration.
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Ah …but, some boxes have bigger spaces between slats allowing one to see more. Nice shot.
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Thanks Larry, the most interesting things are right down the road, I think.
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I was thinking about making a shot about living in the box (of course, this is due to the move), now I’m here and see your post 😀
It seems, I start thinking a bit like you or it’s just a coincidence.
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Maybe you’re just getting ideas Alena. It was not an easy thing to find a stack of wood boxed like this in good light, they kind of found me. 🙂
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Where there’s a will there’s a way!
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I’m going to think about that but I will be thinking in the box.
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I just wanted to say (maybe I was wrong in using this phrase) that not just this found you but you did it.
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I’m going to learn Russian soon, I’ll probably write and speak fluently in about 4 or 5 years.
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😆 well, I’m at your service then. Why Russian?
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I thought your native language is Russian. I can learn Estonian but you have to let me know soon! 😎
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Yep, my native language is Russian)
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I realized that with Google Translate I don’t have to learn it, hows this: Мне нравится фотография, потому что она держит меня вне бара.
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Google translate works rather good, comparing with how it worked some years ago. But it’s always hard to translate idioms. I use multitran.com for this though I think there are better vocabularies.
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Maybe we can stay with English?
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As you wish. If you really would like to learn Russian I can help a bit.
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Let me check my schedule I may be going on a trip around the world next month…Nope, thanks anyway. 🙂
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Btw, I like your shot, yes.
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Thanks Alena, I shot more boxes than I care to admit, I think these are beautiful for what they are.
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😀 Make an exhibition!
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My neighbor works at an art gallery in town so I’ll have to show her my blog one day.
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Good idea!
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Love the quote, Mike. Actually our mind can have many boxes or compartments. I liked the box with the diagonal line the most and the Cody box second. My eye roams to whatever looks different. 🙂
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Thanks Olga, its really a very good book. I found more of that chapter in a blog post if you want to take a look: http://ridingaspiral.blogspot.com/2010/10/awakening-of-intelligence.html
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“The mode of comprehension outside the box is intuition; and the mode of expression outside the box is inspiration. These are the modes of real intelligence.” Yes! Thanks for the link, Mike. I’ve read other material in the same vein of thought.
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You’re welcome Olga. It does have an Eckhart Tolle feel but that’s because they’re all writing about the same basic things. Now if I could square a circle…
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Deepak Chopra gets into witnessing the self as a thinker also, to gain enlightenment. Can’t square a circle, but you can change a circle into an octagon to fit into the square. Learned that recently concerning architectural geometry of fitting a circular dome onto a square building.
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I think the witness is a Buddhist thing, although the idea of a self is completely different. No self-no problem, another highly recommended book.
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