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Thomas Merton, besides being the revered spiritual writer who lofted the
contemplative monastic life into public consciousness, was also a photographer.
He photographed whatever crossed his path that drew him, he allowed each thing
its own voice. While in the woods with a young photographer, he noted the speed
with which the young man approached things. He told him to stop looking and to
begin seeing. "Seeing is being open and receptive to what comes to the eyes; your vision total and not targeted." Song for Nobody, A memory
Vision of Thomas Merton by Ron Seitz
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