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An Indian proverb says:
If you want to be happy for an hour, eat a decent meal. If you want
to be happy for a year, get married. If you want to be happy for a
lifetime, create a garden.
I spent two summers with
still life pictures, entitled Tranquil garden. This summer is
the third season I work on it. I made a significant change, I
switched from my middle-format film camera to a digital one. Some of
my older photos in the topic of garden can be seen on my website.
Switching to the digital
way gave me new realization of my ideas. 'Motion' and 'water' were my
two main points last summer with black and white film. I am fond of
lotuses, too. But working with such a popular flower has a great risk
of making a commonplace. I had been thinking a year until I found
Buddhist symbols as my assistants. After this brief history of my
efforts, here they come – the pieces of work in the summer 2012.