Silent World
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
Michael Kenna has a wonderful collection of monochromatic images: Silent World.
Wow. I love this type of elegant minimalism.
Welcome
This site is a collection of my 2976 notes and photographs which are categorized below and archived. Read more about this site, check out my growing collection of links, or view my photography on my photo site.
Search
Subscribe (RSS)
-
Latest Comments
- Richard on The Apple iCar
- Diane on The Apple iCar
- edward on The Apple iCar
- Richard on flickr Explore
- Dilip Muralidaran on Show Me Your Dock
- Richard on Show Me Your Dock
- Richard on Canon DSLR Error 99 fix
- Dilip Muralidaran on Show Me Your Dock
- mardi on flickr Explore
- Richard on Show Me Your Dock
- Russell Christie on Canon DSLR Error 99 fix
- Alex on Show Me Your Dock
- Richard on California wildfires (yet again)
- Sarah on California wildfires (yet again)
- Richard on An Introduction to iTunes U
-
Categories
- Art and Design (152)
- Cartoons (32)
- Drumming (75)
- Drum Rhythms (9)
- Humor (70)
- Ideas (458)
- Macintosh (326)
- Movies (83)
- Music (79)
- Opinion (105)
- People (435)
- Photography (1395)
- Aerial Photography (96)
- Architecture (78)
- Birds (85)
- Cats (48)
- Copyright (1)
- Creatures (24)
- Events (9)
- Flat Macros (17)
- Flowers and Trees (193)
- Food (53)
- Landscape (105)
- Macro (17)
- Objects (90)
- Old Family Photos (7)
- Our Place (217)
- Photo Editing Software (34)
- Photo Gear (117)
- Photo Printing (27)
- Photo Resources (128)
- Photo Sites (39)
- Photographers (248)
- Photojournalism (2)
- Shadows and reflections (39)
- Stop Action (3)
- Studio Photography (4)
- Yoga (32)
- Places (425)
- Politics (278)
- Reading (29)
- Social Software (305)
- Stories (62)
- Tech Stuff (230)
- Tools (47)
- Travel (43)
- Video (160)
-
Advertising
thanks for sharing
I love his photography too. This is a great selection of his very beautiful, meditative black and white images.
Gary, now we just have to do more of it. Or, any of it. Or, one of it. Or, dream about learning how to do it. Maybe best to just enjoy his work and do our own.
I agree….best to do our own, with our own perspective and choice of subjects.
God damn, this work is like tizziat! (excuse the hp-hop, watching too much dave chapelle shows influences)