More from the festival at Inle lake, in Burma; I took a lot.
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Burning Questions by
Isaac Shapiro & Anie Williams
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To watch the universe
emerging & subsiding
in one's heart is a wonder.
Nisargadatta
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Burning Questions
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- anie williams
- Byron Bay, NSW, Australia
- For many years I travelled the world painting, then exhibiting; working as either Ann or Anie Williams my book illustrations include Images from the I Ching; both editions of A Recipe for Dreaming, and The Family Frying Pan written by Bryce Courtenay (Penguin); and Burning Questions with Isaac Shapiro (shantipress.blogspot.com.au) Many of my images are available as limited edition prints - email me for details. I love taking photographs & like my pictures to reflect the deep interest in who we are, really. All rights reserved on all images. Let yourself do something original.. aniewilliams(at) gmail dot com
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2 comments:
I love your composition.
It was on the edge of surreal, as usual photos have a hard time conveying how spectacles hit all the senses.
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