Cory Richardsのインスタグラム(coryrichards) - 4月20日 23時33分

A moment of shared tea, snow, and dried sheep with a few of the Tibetan yak drivers we are working with. one of my favorite things is to sit and laugh with people i literally can't understand at all. The great leveler of humanity is when we admit we are helpless and don't know anything. Only in that act of vulnerability....surrender.... do we start to see eachother holistically. So much of what we see is projected BS. Especially since the entrance of social media, it is so easy to compare our insides to everyone else's outsides... the things that they want us to see... the things we want others to see. The other day, some one who I think the world of said, "you're so dedicated to photography... You are purely focused on that...". TRUTH: I can go months without touching my camera. Most of what I make is garbage. I'm relentlessly hard on myself for not shooting more. I'm often paralyzed by ther fear that if I make something, it will suck. I can sit for months in despair without ever making a single image. I've struggled ther last two years with photography... but occasionally it rises new again in a moment of surrender and I remember why I love this so much. I don't have to be prolific to be passionate. But i do have to show up. #EverestNoFilter @adrianballinger shot on phone

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