photography – quote
The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.
~Dorothea Lange
I made so many mistakes in my life; wish I had committed some more! says Suresh, and these were some comments (edited) which unluckily for you I thought of sharing with you as well…  😉 Being worried about consequences of mistakes are the biggest factor for a person to be indecisive, to want to cling on to safety…
My son left on his own, first cried a bit trying to get anyone’s attention, and then tried moving around by himself. It seems like such a miracle how hard it is to for us to learn just to move one little inch forward! He was quite persistent for a while, gradually frustration and helplessness…
Quote from a newsgroup where a lot of people were extensively debating in defence of the content of a forwarded email… There was one post against the email which said this: NOT MY INTENT TO HURT ANYONE Whenever I get this kind of junk email… This man is either blatantly lying, or simply being naive….
[from an email sent to family] Ok I dont really like to philosophise like it said in the previous quote, but once in a way I cant resist… 😀 …you can view this if and when you have time, else just delete it, theres nothing very important here.
Some general things based on noticing the indiscriminate carnage of trees (indirectly) whenever I collect a printout from the printer in office. Three very simple things…. * Don’t “print and forget” – dont *forget* to collect your printout! * Set your Default Printer Preferences to print on both sides of the paper. * Please think…
sanjay,
read this beautiful interview with the inventor of digital camera. lots of insights from the man who invented it…
http://in.rediff.com/money/2006/aug/07kodak.htm
“Innovation best comes from people who know nothing about the topic” – what a great line RK! Or if its too late and one already knows a great deal then that quote could have an extension like “who know nothing about the topic or who can discard all that they know!” 🙂 Thanks for the link, makes good reading.
a great line indeed, which is applicable to anything! 🙂