Category: Journal
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A slice of life.
The post describes a meal preparation, a kitchen accident, and photography equipment. It also discusses the choice of a cheaper lens for photography and an intention to use the saved money for something else.
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Yarralumla shrubbery.
Photography captures life’s essence, whether with a camera or smartphone. Going beyond technicalities, the therapeutic process is in appreciating and manipulating light, abiding by self-imposed rules, and gradually mastering the art.
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Kingston Foreshore
A day without photos led to an evening visit to Kingston Foreshore. The area, once an industrial estate, is now a mix of upscale residences and dining. Despite the quiet atmosphere, the writer found solace in a sugary treat.
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New release: Lucid Dying.
Sam Parnia’s new book, “Lucid Dying,” delves into Near Death Experiences (NDE) and consciousness, highlighting evidence that supports the view of non-local consciousness. Parnia’s extensive research and AWARE II study findings are central to the book.
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Black and white is worth the fight.
Black and white photography amongst the lilting call of bagpipes.
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