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IMAGES, AUDIO AND VIDEO

A selection of pointers Home in the form of first person point of view images. Click on thumbnails below to enlarge. See menu at right for several short videos as well as some audio recordings of Douglas Harding.

First Person Images Photos Drawings

These images can all help you notice what you're actually looking out of as opposed to what you might think you are. Click on the thumbnails below to see larger images.
Click here to submit your own first person image(s). If appropriate, we will show them here.
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Photos

No-face by PetraCat's feet coming out of the One Self - Richard LangDog's feet coming out of the One Self - Richard LangMeditating from the Source by Graham
First person at the wheel -- photo by Navi BlightHeadless Under Heaven --Photo Composite by Sam BlightTintagel Head (less)Cat looking down at its feet - Richard Lang
Four feet, one Void, by George MercadanteSource and Sea by George MercadantePhoto by Adam PearsonBaby Eating -- Photo by Colin Fox
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Drawings

First person by Edward ShepherdPeeling potatoes by Edward ShepherdPeeling potatoes by Victor Lunn-RockliffeBrushing teeth by Edward Shepherd
Standing--Drawing by Bryan NuttalMirror Drawing--Drawing by Bryan NuttalWalking--Drawing by Douglas HardingReclining--Drawing by Ernst Mach
Face in the Bowl --Painting by Victor Lunn-RockliffeWindow--Drawing by Jane AdamsDrawing Feet--Drawing by Joe BrayOn the Staircase--Drawing by Max Mange
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