“Let Go of the Urge to Make Sense of What Is Seen”

Posted on 13/03/201508/04/2015 by tms

Catching up on Paula’s photo challenge I could not resist this one – which is where I found the great quote I am now using as a title. I hope that these pictures really help you letting go of this urge so that you can “focus […] on the act of seeing rather than the intellectual processes of naming and analysing what is being seen.”

As I am uploading pictures from a new series called 2/3 (for no apparent reason), up pops another challenge: Wall. Well.

10 thoughts on ““Let Go of the Urge to Make Sense of What Is Seen””

Touch2Touch 20/03/201519:14 Reply

Deeper into philosophy than I can follow you —
Fortunately I can still enjoy the splendor of the photography on its own terms. (Or my own terms, may be more accurate!)
restlessjo 13/03/201522:26 Reply

Nobody does it better! 🙂
1. tms 13/03/201523:02
  
  *blush*
moondustwriter 13/03/201518:59 Reply

Very Mondrian “ish”
Looks like you are having fun…
1. tms 13/03/201519:02
  
  I do, concentrating on the surfaces and building materials and colours – thanks!
Variety Of Life 13/03/201518:29 Reply

great take on it!
1. tms 13/03/201518:34
  
  Thank you!
Paula 13/03/201518:14 Reply

Neat!!! Thanks for the entry Tobias 🙂
1. tms 13/03/201518:15
  
  You’re very welcome! Thanks for inspiring us.
2. Paula 13/03/201518:20
  
  🙂 😉