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Post date: Jan 27, 2019 10:49:36 PM
As I was looking through the pictures I shared this week, I had the realization that “Joy is in doing” — it is the process, the experience that is important, not so much the product, the result. These young people, I imagined, are not doing this tightrope walking for money, to compete in an international Olympics, or to get social acclaim. They do it because it pleases them: to fight the gravity, to get better in balance… to fall, but not to be defeated. Why don’t we do the same with our photography or poetry, I asked myself. “Joy is in doing,” after all, isn’t it.
I took these pictures in the JFK Park, in Cambridge MA, in September and November months of the year 2018. The first time, I had my “point-and-shoot” fixed lens FUJIFILM X100T camera, the second time I had my “system” camera X-T2 with two CANON FD manual focus vintage lenses of 200mm and 135mm focal lengths.
The pictures I shared this week can be seen in these albums:
FLICKR ALBUM: https://www.flickr.com/gp/aonart/f20R4w
GOOGLE PHOTOS: https://photos.app.goo.gl/spvdZyKc1PhEC6aR6
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