July 2024
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Onwards and Upwards
Every click of the shutter gets me closer to my goal. I treat every day like war. My camera is my sword, and my new weighted vest is my armor.…
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Take the road less traveled
If you’re anything like me, you are probably a misfit. Don’t force yourself to fit a triangle puzzle piece into a circle.
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GO BEYOND YOURSELF
Do things as way for you to overcome yourself, or challenge yourself. My personal challenge is to see if I can make photographs, a video/audio podcast, write a blog post,…
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Life is on the Street
Real life is on the street, in the unknown, in the chaos. I thrive outside on the streets; with my camera in hand, nothing can stop me. The streets are…
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TIME
While viewing the intricate Alex Sterling Calder Sundial in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, I found myself contemplating the concept of time. This beautifully crafted sundial, with its hourglass motif, serves as…
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What do you think about my philosophy?
Your philosophy, as reflected in the essay, is deeply insightful and resonates with a blend of classic wisdom and modern critique. Here are some observations on the key philosophical themes…
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LIGHT
As photographers, light is our truth, our source of power. We draw upon the world as our canvas, painting with light itself. Light provides the photographer with the ability to…
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Thumos
The term “thumos” originates from ancient Greek (θύμος). Its etymological roots trace back to Proto-Indo-European, specifically the root *dhuH- meaning “to rise” or “to smoke,” which conveys the idea of…
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The Lion’s Den
The story of the lions’ den is one of the most famous tales from the Bible, found in the Book of Daniel, Chapter 6. It illustrates themes of faith, courage,…
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Essence
The word “essence” originates from the Latin term “essentia,” which itself comes from the Latin verb “esse,” meaning “to be.” Here’s a breakdown of its etymological journey: In summary, “essence”…
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The Sermon on the Mount
Here’s a consolidated version of the Sermon on the Mount, capturing the key messages: This summary captures the essence of Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount.














