This pot is a head. The plants grow in the head. This is a head that is also a pot. I took these shots to warm up and get back into photography. I didn't post them in my first Kalmar and Katharsis post since it was already so long.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
A few years ago i tried to grow an Olive Tree inside a head pot. I tried to find the link but it was a long time ago and i couldn't find it. Feel free to go look through my blog if you like. Unfortunately, the Olive tree didn't make it.
— Edward de Bono
I found some cool quotes to go along with this pot head and the different shots of it. I hope you enjoy the photography as well as the quotes. The source for the quotes is linked at the very bottom.
— William James
— Oscar Wilde
— Alan Alda
— Alvar Aalto
I kind of started to think of the greenery as the thoughts escaping from the mind within. I had many artistic and creative thoughts that began to arouse within me considering the imagery.
— James Douglas
— Lao Tzu
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
— Aldous Huxley
I started to figuratively think of the leaves as individual thoughts growing out of the fertile soil of the mind.
— Edmund Burke
— Napoleon Bonaparte
I found quotes that were more fitting than i expected which applied to the deeper meanings of the symbolism i found in these images.
PotHeads are deeper thinkers than one may realize when you look at the roots of discussion.
One of my first photographic excursions here in Sweden took me to such lengths as across the street to find such sculpturific beauty. I tried my best to get the scale and size of how large this sculpture was.
After showcasing the size i wanted to try my best to get the most accurate shot of the inside. I shot from within the horn and had to level my camera to show the opening at the other end which was over six feet or two meters long. The fact that the inside narrowed the farther out it went made this next shot even more difficult to capture.
This trumpet shaped sculpture was difficult to shoot but it was cool. I have been meaning to ge back and get proper shots... but alas here we are, me publishing some of my earliest shots.
I thought after finally sharing the image above that these shots would be fitting to go along with them. I had so many shots i skipped from the Kalmar posts (since they were so long already) that i kept these for later.
From the front or back it looks like a normal Swedish boulder. But no, not this boulder...
I thought this carved groove right across the middle of this stone showed me the technology they were working with long, long ago. It also set itself up for my photo-op!
I didn't have something profound to share other than some warm-up shots. But, i do appreciate your time checking out my photos and reading the quotes. Have a great weekend! Cheers