GENKAKU-AGAIN (adam fisher): then-and-now photos

Wednesday, October 26, 2016

then-and-now photos

A series of photos in The Guardian allows the viewer to see places immersed in World War II as they appeared once and then, with a click of the mouse, as they appear today.

So much blood.

PS: Associatively, there is the latest War College podcast, "Is the U.S. at war? Sorry, that's classified."

2 comments:

Lin RongxiangOctober 26, 2016 at 10:42 AM
I am civilian.
You are civilian.
We are civilians.
They are civilians.
All human beings are civilians.
I am civilian.
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olcharlieOctober 26, 2016 at 11:30 AM
I am classified.
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My name is Adam Fisher. I live in Northampton, Mass., U.S.A. I have a wife and three children. This is my blog and consists of almost-daily postings -- sometimes (older) about the Zen Buddhism I have admired and practiced for something short of 50 years; sometimes about other 'spiritual' matters; and (more recently) about whatever strikes my fancy. Except to the extent that it might help others to consider what sort of fool they might prefer not to be, this blog does not aim to help anyone. Writing is an old and diminishing habit. It's what I do. Once upon a time, I built a zendo/meditation hall in the backyard here and invited people to come. The zendo is still there and my Dharma name is still "Genkaku" ("original realization" or "original understanding") but these days the formality of meditation has drained. Black Moon Zendo is still a good zendo, but I am 77 in 2017 ... creaky and disinclined. I honor those who make courageous journeys, but am hoist by my own observation that "Just because you are indispensable to the universe does not mean the universe needs your help." Best wishes to all. I can be contacted at genkakukigen@aol.com