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Sebastiao Salgado
"I adore photography, taking photographs holding my camera, choosing my frame, playing with the light. I love living with people, observing communities, and now animals, trees, and rocks too. It is a need that comes from deep inside me. It is the desire to photograph that always drives me to leave again, to go and look elsewhere. Constantly to be taking more new images." -Sebastiao Salgado, From my Land to the Planet
Dee Dee Lim
Dec 20, 20251 min read


Curiosity Sparks Joy - Learning about Sea Urchins
I joined a sea urchin harvesting adventure at Salt Point out of curiosity. I wanted to taste uni from our ocean. It was there that I learned how purple sea urchins, native to this coast, have grown so numerous that they are beginning to unsettle the balance of the reef. Sea urchins are not invasive. They have always been part of our waters. For a long time, their numbers were kept in balance by sea otters moving through the kelp and by abalone sharing the slow work of grazing
Dee Dee Lim
Dec 14, 20253 min read
Wim Wenders
"In Japanese crafts, pottery for example, there is an emphasis on the nobility of the process, with the repetitive nature of making a pot again and again leading to perfection. Hirayama is, admittedly, no craftsman, he cleans and maintains restrooms in Tokyo – which are works of art in themselves – but he nevertheless approaches the task with the same eye for detail, pride and dedication with which a master potter approaches ceramics. You know, the potter’s secret is doing it
Dee Dee Lim
Dec 13, 20251 min read


Inspired by Edward Hopper
"American" by Edward Hopper, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, 2024 Found this article after reading Wim Wenders’ The Pixels of Paul Cézanne and seeing Edward Hopper’s American at MFA Houston. I’ve never thought of Hopper as an influence on my favourite filmmakers—Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, David Lynch. But there is a consistency in what draws me to their work: the isolation, the imagery, the silence. I’m beginning to see Hopper’s presence there, in the way space and time are al
Dee Dee Lim
Nov 11, 20255 min read
Singapore Travel Guide
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1tVYL5MC36--Bss3zuW1cyIpvUA0&usp=sharing Food List of must try local dishes. Chicken Rice Laksa (Best laksa is in Katong neighborhood, in the East) Prawn Mee (I usually have this for breakfast, dry with white noodles, best prawn mee in my opinion is " Beach Road Prawn Mee ", also in the east, near Katong, here are some other choices ) Roti Prata (also breakfast, have an egg roti prata! I love Mr & Mrs Mohgan's, and Springleaf, sometimes
Dee Dee Lim
Nov 11, 20254 min read
普渡众生 中英文歌词
輪迴塵間的人 揮之不能 徘徊來生的往生 ... 蒼天慷慨的一盞五路燈 給傷痛引渡超脫往來生 又再等 分岔的走馬路返看人生 大概超出命運 多少的往事終給抱憾淹浸 將灑脫在心內幽禁 留在這悸動月台共振 輪迴塵間的人 揮之不能 徘徊來生的往生 還未斷的根 求誰來悲憫 仍頑固埋首往後行 滄桑的聲線哼起了南音 響起牽掛種種世事餘韻 未結束 翩翩起了一支最後沒明日的舞 輪迴塵間的人 揮之不能 徘徊來生的往生 還未斷的根 求誰來悲憫 仍為抹不開的世塵傷感 (前塵未過 怎生) 輪迴塵間的人 今生可能 渡化纏繞的半生 隨落葉生根 毋用來悲忿 回望在多少遺憾中普渡的眾生 才覺已得到福蔭 **Translation** The one who drifts through cycles of dust and samsara, Unable to cast it all away, Lingers at the threshold of the next life, Searching for release. The vast heavens, ge
Dee Dee Lim
Sep 29, 20252 min read


Robert Macfarlane
A Weekend with Robert Macfarlane, in Touch with Nature, Words, and Moral Imagination Step away from the noise. Let the hush of trees and wind-tossed leaves tune your senses. Let words—read, written, or spoken—open new inner doors. Let moral imagination guide you beyond what is, toward what ought to be. Walk barefoot on the earth. Write what you see, and what you feel. Speak not just to be heard, but to connect. And listen—not just to others, but to the world itself. "I came t
Dee Dee Lim
Jun 14, 20252 min read


The Teapot
A teapot is about the most difficult article a potter is called upon to make. In comparison with a vase of equial size, it requires in additiona, a lid, a handle, a sprout and perforations to retain tea leaves A Potter's Book, Bernard Leach, 1940 I took a porcelain teapot workshop last month and several weeks later, I'm still thinking about the teapot. As an aspiring ceramacist who does not throw well, the teapot was not an object deemed within my capabilities to throw. The t
Dee Dee Lim
Mar 10, 20251 min read


Our 2024 Book
https://m1lk.co/fyptt0d 2024 has been a year of magic for us, a journey marked by unforgettable moments shared together. We began the...
Dee Dee Lim
Dec 9, 20241 min read


Thoughts
At a challenging time like this, I can only let art inspire me and bring me to beautiful places.
Dee Dee Lim
Nov 9, 20241 min read


Saul Leiter
In 2008, my work visa in the UK was denied. The Tories took over and it was no longer easy to appeal. I was lucky - Claudio Silvestrin...
Dee Dee Lim
Nov 9, 20241 min read
Mexico City
I was putting a travel list together for a friend when I chanced upon my old writings to Mike on Mexico City. Oct 15th, 2012 I took the...
Dee Dee Lim
Jul 29, 20243 min read
Warren Ellis
“Our connection to things. The stories they remind us of, and the past places and times they make us land in. Time travel. Connection....
Dee Dee Lim
Jul 16, 20241 min read


Light
‘If light is scarce then light is scarce; we will immerse ourselves in the darkness and there discover its own particular beauty.”...
Dee Dee Lim
Jun 1, 20241 min read
Serendipity
“How accidental our existence are, really, and how full of influence by circumstances.” - Louis Kahn on serendipity
Dee Dee Lim
May 4, 20241 min read


The Breaking Ice by Anthony Chen
This movie "captures those moments in youth where you don't know where to go next. Sometimes your life crosses with somebody else's and...
Dee Dee Lim
Mar 30, 20241 min read


Perfect Days by Wim Wenders
It's the simple moments in our lives that make us see beauty in the world and brings us happiness.
Dee Dee Lim
Feb 29, 20241 min read


Our Landscape Photography Book 2023
Finally got down to completing this book on our camping trips in 2023. https://m1lk.co/uq47zbcf 2023 has been an incredible year. We were...
Dee Dee Lim
Feb 24, 20241 min read


Liu Kuo-sung 刘国松
National Gallery Singapore
Dee Dee Lim
Jan 9, 20241 min read


Kyoto 2023
This summer, I had the opportunity to explore Kyoto for a week. I went through a week being inspired, endlessly discovering, and...
Dee Dee Lim
Jul 12, 20237 min read
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