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June 4, 2019   Zen. The word means lots of things in 21st Century social culture. To some it is used to scorn someone’s attempts at finding peace amongst the chaos. “That’s not very Zen of you...”. To others, it means something ‘cool’. To many committed Western Buddhists, it’s a discipline too far and the sect of Zen monks are dismissed as practising in a way that isn’t compatible with the real, modern world. I once heard a Buddhist teacher dismiss someone in a story saying “pfffff... sitting over there in the corner like some Zen guy...”. Weird and sad. I left. Well I agree with those Western Buddhists, and, because of its incompatibility with modern culture, I think ‘Zen’ is made of chocolate. But what about Street Photography? Why am I bundling them together? Well there are a few recommended disciplines, central to Zen Buddhism, that find their place in the practice and pursuit of Street Photography. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that the explosion in Street Photography and the photographers who pursue it, is due partly to the intangible soul food that street shooting provides. Most directly, the principal of Shoshin is there when you pick up a camera and start to actually look at the world that immediately surrounds you. Shoshin translates as ‘Beginner’s Mind’ (I like to think of it as Child’s Mind). It’s the concept that a beginner sees possibilities while a self perceived expert sees only his way, and his way is the only true way. When we approach a place or situation with Shoshin we feel alive and excited. We’re fascinated and we see opportunity and possibility all around. Think you’ve never experienced Shoshin? Oh you have :) That first day of your vacation, when you felt the urge to go for a stroll? When the streets and the beach and the pathways were so vivid? So gentle and inviting? When you would pause and look all around you 360? And you felt kinda peaceful? That was Shoshin :) When you feel like you want to live in the place you holiday

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