Wintering Over
“Simplicity is the core of wabi-sabi. Nothingness is the ultimate. But before and after nothingness, simplicity is not so simple.” Leonard Koren
Wabi-sabi asks that the essence is pared down, but not stripped of its poetry and emotional warmth. That which binds the meaningful into a whole remains intact. Wabi-sabi does not lessen the quality that compels one to look at something, and then look again and again.
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Love the detail..the soft colors..the simplicity. Yes – very wabi sabi!!!
I always enjoy your posts. This image, however, is one of my favorites of yours. Such detail while maintaining simplicity.
This image does show that “simplicity is not so simple” as one looks again and looks deeper. Great detailed macro shot. 🙂
I like the tubes on the plants. It makes a great design.
I love the picture too, and your sharing of this thought:
“Wabi-sabi asks that the essence is pared down, but not stripped of its poetry and emotional warmth”
That’s the kind of writing I aspire to.
Joanna, that is a wonderful aspiration for a writer.
beautiful shot Bo! 🙂
The dead things make such neat photos, don’t they?
Chris
Very nice in all respects!
very nice
it looks like little honeycombs