photography – quote
The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.
~Dorothea Lange
Similar Posts
for tennis fans and non-fans
BymsanjayI’m a tennis non-fan, i.e. in general I enjoy watching tennis but its somewhere in #7800231 in my list of priorities… Still, loved this really cool article by Scott Adams! Dilbert blog: Winning
saving red squirrels from road accidents
BymsanjaySomeone in the corporate ng had put up a photograph to identify, which looked to me like a red squirrel so I googled to make sure. It turned out to be a big issue in England. The last thing that really concerns me is the decline of red squirrels in the north west of England,…
truly enjoyable TT and driving
BymsanjayAnd I find that he too starts cultivating a similar
cheerful attitude – not that he was not like that
earlier, but it merely reminds him that that was the
whole point behind playing in the first place!objectionable content on a cartoon channel
BymsanjayWell that’s what this started with, but it went on into a more broader topic. One of my colleagues was discussing about semi-adult content coming in ad-breaks on a cartoon channel for kids. Another one replied saying no probs… Though time has been throttling my neck nowadays, I somehow created some time to type a…
forgiveness in a Jain prayer
BymsanjayAfter an attempt at being a Jain for a day Jigar had sent me this beautiful piece of poetry: —— Jai Jinendra: Mitchami Dukkadam The following is the prayer we say while doing Pratikraman: “KHAMEMI SAVVE JIVE, SAVVE JIVA KHAMANTU ME METTI ME SAVVE BHUYESU, VERAM MAJAHAM N KENAI” It means: “I forgive (from the…
wish you a happy Deepawali!
Bymsanjay(Btw a simply brilliant observation from a forwarded email long ago:We can see RAM in Ramzan, and ALI in Diwali). So wishing everyone a happy Ramzan as well! 🙂 An underlying theme on Deepawali is the second line of the Vedic hymn… Om Asatoma Sadhgamaya Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya Mrityoma Amritamgamaya that says “Lead us from…
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! 🙂