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I write M/M romance and blog about whatever pops into my head.
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Appears to be a zen circle (“enso”) merged with a photo of an artistic lamp. Wonderfully unique!
A zen circle is meant to be painted in one brush stroke. This circle looks a little too regular, with its consistent width. Although the break in the line is similar to many such circles I’ve seen. Either way, it’s a beautiful photo.
Hi, Brian;
I looked up zen circle, and you’re right, that bit of the ring that disappeared when I removed the background made the ornament look exactly like a zen circle. A happy coincidence 🙂
I didn’t know the circle had so many meanings attached to it. “The enso is a manifestation of the artist at the moment of creation and the acceptance of our innermost self. It symbolizes strength, elegance, and one-mindedness.” Accepting our innermost self seems like an excellent life goal…still working on it 🙂
Appears to be a zen circle (“enso”) merged with a photo of an artistic lamp. Wonderfully unique!
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On a Covid walk, I took a shot of a piece on someone’s lawn. Played around with it a bit 🙂
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I’ve never heard of a ‘zen circle’ before. I’m off to google that right now.
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Have no idea what kind of circle it is. The original picture looks different, this happened when I took the background out 🙂
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A zen circle is meant to be painted in one brush stroke. This circle looks a little too regular, with its consistent width. Although the break in the line is similar to many such circles I’ve seen. Either way, it’s a beautiful photo.
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Hi, Brian;
I looked up zen circle, and you’re right, that bit of the ring that disappeared when I removed the background made the ornament look exactly like a zen circle. A happy coincidence 🙂
I didn’t know the circle had so many meanings attached to it. “The enso is a manifestation of the artist at the moment of creation and the acceptance of our innermost self. It symbolizes strength, elegance, and one-mindedness.” Accepting our innermost self seems like an excellent life goal…still working on it 🙂
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Love it, Aimer! 🙂
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