creativity ideas stimulation research curiosity
"a way to track my activity related to creativity and things that i've found helpful to generate new ideas. waste of time? possibly. talked with students about doing a lot of these things to get them out of the music building and experience life. so, maybe this is a way to track myself and to provide an example to some of my students."
Showing posts with label photography in japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography in japan. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Healing Sights and Sounds of Japan 1 (HD)
Nature at it's best. Spiritual and zen-like sights and sounds. This video was recorded on a cold and snowy winter afternoon in Iwate prefecture in the Tohoku region of northern Japan near Ishidoriya and Hanamaki.
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hanamaki,
healing,
ishidoriya,
iwate,
japan,
japan countryside,
morioka,
photography in japan,
spiritual,
tohoku,
zen,
zen mind,
日本、盛岡、東北
Friday, July 31, 2009
July 29
Saw this amazing site today riding along in the bus from Tokyo to Karuizawa. Fortunately, I had my camera on the seat beside me and was able to grab a quick shot of this beautiful green valley.
I had been feeling really stressed for days before this trip. As soon as I saw this site and was able to get a photo, all of the tension and stress left my body. Amazing. It was such a simple thing that brought transformation. and it happened so quickly and effortlessly.
As I dig deeper into this "creative process" project, the more I find it's really the uncomplicated, effortless things that seem to create and/or bring me back to a state of "flow."
I had been feeling really stressed for days before this trip. As soon as I saw this site and was able to get a photo, all of the tension and stress left my body. Amazing. It was such a simple thing that brought transformation. and it happened so quickly and effortlessly.
As I dig deeper into this "creative process" project, the more I find it's really the uncomplicated, effortless things that seem to create and/or bring me back to a state of "flow."
Monday, June 29, 2009
June 27
Started out today with a good work-out and a productive session on the trumpet.
Art/Photography
Went to the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography to see the "To the East - Travel and Photography in the 19th Century" exhibition. Saw some amazing photos.

Yebisu Beer Museum
An interesting way to finish off a trip to the Museum of Photography is with a little trip into the Yebisu Beer Museum. It's in the same complex as the Photography Museum. It's actually quite a good museum showing the history of beer-making in Japan. I noticed that most of the people didn't seem to want to look at the displays and video monitors showing the beer-making process. When I got to the end of the tour, I found out why. There is a nice size beer tasting room with "samples" for ¥300 and free munchies. Might have to stop in there a couple more times this summer.

Photography
Had my camera with me so while I relaxed in the big open spaces outside at Yebisu Garden Place, decided to try to get a few shots. There were tons of small children there and I realized how fun it can be to try and capture their unique moments.





Art/Photography
Went to the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography to see the "To the East - Travel and Photography in the 19th Century" exhibition. Saw some amazing photos.
Yebisu Beer Museum
An interesting way to finish off a trip to the Museum of Photography is with a little trip into the Yebisu Beer Museum. It's in the same complex as the Photography Museum. It's actually quite a good museum showing the history of beer-making in Japan. I noticed that most of the people didn't seem to want to look at the displays and video monitors showing the beer-making process. When I got to the end of the tour, I found out why. There is a nice size beer tasting room with "samples" for ¥300 and free munchies. Might have to stop in there a couple more times this summer.
Photography
Had my camera with me so while I relaxed in the big open spaces outside at Yebisu Garden Place, decided to try to get a few shots. There were tons of small children there and I realized how fun it can be to try and capture their unique moments.
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