Just got back from Spain, and had a blast on a great shoot, many new things to think + write about. I'm severely jet lagged, moving into a new house, and have a massive giga-pile of images to work through, so as a friend of mine likes to say, I'm "busier than a one-armed bartender at happy hour."
On the flight back from Madrid, picked up a copy of Esquire, which had a great profile of Ron Dennis of McLaren Group (19 Formula One World Championships). He said something that has been sticking in my head for a few days:
In talking about working closely with top F1 drivers: "If you are the best at something in the world, you have achieved it through sacrifice, and that sacrifice has impacted on your character. Normally that impact is negative, not positive."
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Although organized religion seems counter intuitive to me, Buddhism's middle road philosophy cannot be disputed. Great risk, great sacrifice and great reward are bound together whereas steadiness is self-sustaining. So we all have to figure out what path we are on in this life and make the choices accordingly. Hope to see some of your most recent photos.
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