Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Advanced Techniques: Color Correction Take 1

Tibetan Monks visit MU




Tibetan Monks visit MU


Two of my selects from my first take of the color correction assignment.


Captions:
Above: Tibetan Buddhist monk Geshe Tsulug Gyatso chants while holding a Dorje — a sacred Tibetan symbol. The monks recently came from th Drepung Loseling Monastery to share their practices and culture with the University of Missouri Campus. During this closing ceremony, a sand mandala that took a week to meticulously construct is swept away. The practice is meant to symbolize the impermanence of all things in life — so that one can come to terms with that fact and live life more fully.

Below: Tibetan Buddhist monk Lobsang Paljor spreads out the colored sand that once held the image of a mandala — a sacred Tibetan symbol. The monks recently came from th Drepung Loseling Monastery to share their practices and culture with the University of Missouri Campus. During their closing ceremony, the mandala that took a week to meticulously construct is swept away. The practice is meant to symbolize the impermanence of all things in life — so that one can come to terms with that fact and live life more fully.

2 Leave a comment:

Rhea November 3, 2009 at 2:29 PM  

Beautiful assortment of colors=a real fall setting of sorts=nice palette!

August Kryger March 23, 2011 at 3:41 PM  

Beautiful assortment of colors=a real fall setting of sorts=nice palette!

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