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Guy Tal - What it's all about

Another absolutely great article from Guy Tal.
"... So, no matter what “it” you look at, it’s all about… absolutely nothing. No matter who you are, what you do, where you live, what you love, what you are passionate about, what you photograph, or what you think “it” is all about – it’s not. Except, that is, to you and to those you touch, right here, right now. Take a few steps back and any “it” is not even a ripple in the great ocean of time and space.
If “it” is about anything at all, it’s about not wasting the gift of this blissful blip of an existence as a conscious, feeling being. “It” is about putting things in perspective, finding peace and fulfillment and, having found it, helping others find their own.
As you go about what you do, for joy or for work or for any other purpose, remind yourself some time that there is nothing more fleeting to a living being than time. It’s really all about using it wisely. ..."
Read the full article here.
http://guytal.com/wordpress/2012/03/what-its-all-about/
 
366 days to create something amazing
Your new 2012 Desktop Calendar
2012 is a leap year, meaning you get one extra day, so why not use those 366 days to create something amazing? Get the free desktop on deviantArt.com: liquisoft.deviantart.com
The attached zip file includes a myriad of formats: 2560×1440 | 1920×1200 | 1680×1050 | 1600×1200 | 1440×900 | 1400×1050 | 1280×960 | 1280×800 | 1024×768 | iPad-formatted version
 
Alexandre Deschaumes - The Quest for Inspiration
Short film presentation of the film project on Alexandre Deschaumes landscape photographer. Expected release date of the 52 minutes documentary film : end of the year 2012.
Alexandre Deschaumes - The Quest for Inspiration | Demo 2011 from Mathieu Le Lay on Vimeo.
 
Travels of a german landscape photographer
On the following link you can read an interesting article (in german) about the work of my mate Matthias Haltenhof where he is talking about the work and travels of a german landscape photographer.
 
You know because it hurts
You know because it hurts.
Hey there! Today I want to share another of Guy Tals fantastic articles:
[...] In the hurried, multi-tasking, attention-deficient world we created for ourselves, merely experiencing anything in pure form may require some discipline. What so many ancient cultures knew, we have lost: the importance of being able to focus the mind onto a single thread, prioritizing attention to allow those deeper voices, often lost in the buzz, their proper slice of uninterrupted contemplation. The result: a loss of art, and a rise of “modern” art, devoid of emotion and message — a puzzle for the mind with no right solution; a distraction valued in terms of entertainment and hard currency, rather than enlightenment and beauty. [...]
 
In the Blink of a Lifetime
Found that interesting journal entry on Guy Tals Blog.
Check it out by clicking here.
"Somewhere in Colorado, a local radio announcer spoke longingly of his “weekend getaway” in the mountains. In this land of opportunity, why would anyone choose a life they need to get away from? Why do so many spend their lives in fear of living; constantly seeking to silence and distract themselves from the mournful calling of unfulfilled dreams? So many work to satisfy others, to mimic others, to become others; willingly sacrificing the majority of their own precious time on this magical Earth in what Thoreau so perfectly termed “a life of quiet desperation”.
 
Art is about saving emotions
"Art is not about saving time. Art is about saving emotions. Art is about preserving what we experienced and sharing it with our audience in a work of art, a photograph in this instance."
Alain Briot, April 2011
Read the full article here
 
Bring Back the Romance
Bring Back the Romance
Guy Tal has written a new interesting and amazing article. I think it is absolutely worth mentioning and thinking about it:
"... Remember the beauty and romance and timeless wonders available to you in this amazing world and how much bigger, more mysterious, and more spiritual it is than the virtual one ..."
Read the complete article here.
 
Interview BlogTimes 2009
Ronny from BlogTimes.info interviewed me recently about my photography. The article was published on his website yesterday. If you're interested read it here: blogtimes.info/fotografen-portfolio-dave-derbis/.
Thanks a lot Ronny!
 
Interview FreePhotoRessource 2009
Barry from FreePhotoRessource.com interviewed me recently about my photography. Today the article was published. If you're interested read it here: freephotoressource.com.
Thanks a lot Barry!




