“Pattern” is David Hinton’s translation of I Ching No. 60. These are a couple of my favorite photos from London 2012.
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Friday Photo: I Ching No. 20 Heron’s Eye Gaze
22 AprThe translation by David Hinton is “heron’s eye gaze”. I think I got IT! Also from David Hinton’s translation: “Noble and lofty. Reverent, inward, yielding and devoted as a river.”
I originally posted this photo with the classic translation “viewing”.
Blue heron
Friday Photo: I Ching No. 22 Elegance
8 Apr“Elegance” as translated by David Hinton. Also translated “grace” or “adorning”.
Mom @ Hampton Court 2012
Journey with a drop of water
5 Apr
Journey with a drop of water
in an ordinary stream on an ordinary farm.
Begin at the rusty barbed wire fence in the northeast section.
Consider tumbling, flowing,
floating, pooling, rippling,
swishing, swirling,
bank left
crashing, splashing,
bank right
movement through sunlight and shadow
embrace stones
waltz around pebbles
glide across sand
dive beneath limbs
carry fish
Emerge at the one land bridge.
Elizabeth Frazee 3-Apr-96 (WOW…20 years ago)
Gallery
Friday Photos: I Ching No. 6 Conflict
18 Mar Touring Washington D.C. landmarks
Touring Washington D.C. landmarks
Friday Photos: I Ching No. 43 Displacement
4 MarThames River cruise (2012)
Inside the lock
Displaces river water
Friday Photos: I Ching No. 50 Holding
26 FebHawaiian style…
Fish pond. The tide brings fish in. The stone wall holds them.
Work to maintain the wall
Ko’ie’ie Fish Pond
Hawaiian ponds are built to raise and harvest fish. This six acre example produced over 2,000 pounds of fish a year.
Friday Photo: I Ching No. 17 Following
12 Feb
Great idea! I’m behind you.
In these days and times, following means getting updates on blogs ;), Twitter, Facebook….social media. Thank you turtles! with slow motion… the concept of following seems a good label for this image.
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