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Jim Miller posts one image and one writing at a time. The intent is never that the image merely illustrate the writing nor that the words merely explain the image. Both work together to create a whole, a contemplative experience in itself.
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The Contemplative Photographer: May 2007
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Monday, May 7, 2007. How wholly infused with God. Is this one big word. We call the world. It is easy for me. To tire of the words of theologians. I embarrass myself to put that in writing. Sometimes I even tire of words from scripture. That embarrasses me even more. Then, every now and again,. A man like John Muir comes along. Born in 1838, and never graduating from college,. He was a ferry operator, sheepherder,. Bronco buster, and industrial engineer. Before becoming one of the greatest naturalists.
The Contemplative Photographer: March 2007
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Friday, March 30, 2007. A few days ago the morning was warm and damp. As I dressed to go to my office,. I chose clothes that coordinated with mud,. For I felt the urge to photograph daffodils. I have photographed them before, of course,. Singly, in pairs, in groups. But this time I wanted to photogragh, not daffodils,. Not what a daffodil looks like. But what one feels like. Not its external structure so much. As something of its created essence. I photographed two hours in a morning drizzle,. Freshly bo...
The Contemplative Photographer: Uniting
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Wednesday, August 8, 2007. My good friend Charles sent me a note yesterday. He had printed the card himself,. Placing appropriately one of his photographs. His image, made a year ago,. Is quite reminiscent of one of mine,. We share an appreciation for meadow salsify. He had taken the time to write his reflective thoughts. In his careful handwriting,. Pure black on pure white. In part, this is what he wrote:. Your writing and your photography. Are a perfect match. As you find your way into a photograph.
The Contemplative Photographer: April 2007
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Monday, April 16, 2007. In The New Yorker. There's a short piece about Michael Holleran,. The only Carthusian living in New York City.". Carthusian monks usually live in silent monasteries,. Shut off from the world. They obey a rule that calls for no speaking,. Except for emergencies, while chanting in worship,. And for a few hours of quiet conversation on Mondays. Father Holleran left the cloistered life after nineteen years. Because he "wanted to catch up with the modern world.". Did not bother him.
The Contemplative Photographer: Real
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Sunday, July 29, 2007. One morning last fall Bernie and I. Left our B&B on the coast of Maine,. Agreeing we would drive inland,. Not knowing where we would end up. I was looking for color to photograph;. Bernie was simply out to see. Noontime found us in Union, Maine. Union is home to 600 families,. A tiny village green,. Naturally, we pulled over for lunch. The atmosphere was clean, casual,. Well-worn, and friendly. Both coffee and soup were great,. We enjoyed listening to the talk. On the far wall.
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