The most asked questions about Miksang Contemplatieve Photography and the Miksang pictures. This contemplative approach to photography is about being awake and joyfully noticing what resonates with our hearts, and how we discover the beauty… Continue Reading
Nothing is missing, and nothing extra is added – exactly enough in the picture In Miksang, the emphasis is on ‘to translate’ what you see purely and directly into a genuine photographic expression. With your… Continue Reading
3-day introductory workshop to Miksang Contemplative Photography Tarifa, Spain: March 15-18, 2020 | Zandvoort, Netherlands: June 5-7, 2020 | Your introduction to the joy of heartfelt seeing and perception-based photography. Workshop description In this workshop we… Continue Reading
A 14-day Miksang Journey in Tarifa, South of Spain ‘Photography From Within’ An in-depth Miksang Contemplative Photography Journey with Miksang 1, 2 & 3 | Dates: March 15 – 28, 2020 | Join us in the experience… Continue Reading
It seems so easy: standing still. Particularly with photography, standing still is crucial. Here I am not only talking about the moment of standing still to actually take a picture with the camera. But standing… Continue Reading
In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, in the expert’s mind there are few. Shunryu Suzuki | ‘Shoshin’ is a Japanese word meaning “beginner’s mind”. It refers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, and… Continue Reading
The phenomenal world is self-existing. You can see it, you can look at it, you can appreciate your survey, and you can present your view to others. It is possible to discover the inherent state… Continue Reading
If you are able relax – relax to a cloud by looking at it, relax to a drop of rain and experience its genuineness – you can see the unconditionality of reality, which remains very simply in things… Continue Reading
Chögyam Trungpa on perception and the process of perception “The question of reality is a very confusing one. Nobody knows, but everybody knows that somebody knows. That seems to be the problem we are facing:… Continue Reading
Here I will highlight two ways we experience seeing: Direct | Indirect | In the approach of Miksang Contemplative Photography we are interested in direct perception, specifically in direct seeing. So, what is perception? It… Continue Reading
