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Monk
On a rainy morning in Kôyasan, a Buddhist Monk walks along the Takugawa River running through Okunoin, Japan's largest gravesite. Okunoin is the temple where Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism rests in eternal meditation. It is considered one of the most sacred places in Japan.
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Head of a Hypochondriac
Study of "Head of a Hypochondriac by Franz Xavier Messerschmidt, 1775-1780
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Endless
Study of "Endlessly Repeating" by Josiah McElheny - 2007.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Brimmer Profile
Detail of marble sculpture "Martin Brimmer" in 1899 by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1848-1907
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Face of a King
Mummified Coffin,
Egypt 767-656 BC
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Face of the Hypochondriac
Study of "Head of a Hypochondriac by Franz Xavier Messerschmidt, 1775-1780
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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The Hands of a Rapist
Study of "Rape of a Sabine Woman" by Ferdinando Tacca - 1619–1686
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Kheper-Re
Detail of the Sarcophagus of General Kheper-Re,
570–526 B.C.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Warming of Hands
Weathered by the elements this angel stands guard eternal.
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Headstones
Mt. Auburn has some of the most beautiful old headstones in the US.
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Matthew Audet has been a member since 10 November 2007 and goes by SamsaraPhotography.
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I am amazed by the expression of human creativity found in everyday objects, art, and architecture, the world surrounds us. My photography attempts to slow, to capture the unnoticed, to preserve moments for quiet viewing.
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