cosmic sensorium: photography

Buckets on which to reflect particular experiences in relationship to the collective well of those around and those who came before. These photos illustrate fundamental characteristics of the situation and subjects (both photographer and photographed), aside from their specific peculiarities; questioning static, pre-conceived, and closed/finished notions of the more poppy Eurocentric archetypes.

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Making use of light and shadow to mark the end of a cycle and the beginning of the next. Fungi perform an essential role in all ecosystems - by decomposing organic matter that is of no further use to other plants and animals and making these nutrients available to the rest of the food chain once again.

First time I actually went out to take pictures of people! The rally started at Union Park and made its way to the Federal Plaza. Marchers demanded Equal Respect and Equal Pay for Every Worker, Peace by Justice, Fair Trade and the re-negotiation of NAFTA and other Free Trade agreements, amongst other things.

Gallery for my friend, muse, teacher, and companion: Robinson the hermit - who taught me to use my pincers both to cling and to cut free. His patient molting and trying for new shells serves as a vivid example that life is change, and no matter how much we like  and hold on to our present shape, there comes a time to move on. And in moving on, we stay in the flow of life; we grow and we heal.

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The vegetable kingdom is, after the Sun,  one of the most important parts in the sustenance of physical Life in our planet. These magnificent beings are true alchemists, transforming pure luminous energy and inorganic compounds into complex nutrients that the rest of us use.

So this is how it goes down on the wall and in people's eyes. At least part of the story!