My Buddha by Canon DSLR Challenge

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30-MAY-2009	Pops

My Buddha

A small bronze Buddha purchased in 1973 on the grounds of the Kamakura Buddha in Japan. This has been sitting on my night stand for 36 years.

Reflecting:

Why?
Why am I here?
Why are we all here?
What is our purpose in life?
Why is this thus?
What is the reason for all this thusness?
Koan - Do my dogs have Buddha nature or not?

Canon EOS 30D ,Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4.5 DC Macro
30s f/20.0 at 40.0mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	30-May-2009 06:28:23
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 30D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	40 mm
Exposure Time	30.00 sec
Aperture	f/20
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jun-2009 15:00
Nicely done. Beautiful subject. Penny Street

Canon DSLR Challenge		04-Jun-2009 23:23
36 years and you just now thought to photograph it? lol And where are the colored bottles? :-) Seriously, this is a very soothing image to look at and you composed it very nicely. Markjay

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Jun-2009 04:35
Beautiful all around, Pops. I'd applaud with one hand, but I'm not sure of the sound it would make... =Danny Boy

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Jun-2009 02:52
I'm not much into Buddha, Pops, but this is a stunning image... especially for a "reflection" challenge. You're a clever one! Kiki, do you often view images from 45 degrees? I only do it for my own to see how others might view it with differing monitor settings. I find this intriquing... although unusual. :) The colors here, Pops are most pleasing. ~Lydia

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-May-2009 12:01
Exquisite. Excellent composition, light and color. Most soothing. There are some large areas with burnmarks(?), mostely vertical on the right half side, and one in the lower half, diagonally down into the left side. I didn't see them at first, quite subtle. I don't see them I view the pic straight from the front on the LCD either. But they're visible when I vied the monitor at a 45 degree sideways angle. Without them, this would smell like a National Geographic front page. Nitpicking, but this picture is sooo good. -k2

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-May-2009 22:00
Excellent placement within the frame...fantastic lighting. Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-May-2009 21:17
Such serenity. Very nice, Pops. --Mary Anne