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A birthday weekend in Derby visiting Gemma.
It was my birthday on the MOnday, then on the Friday it was Gemma's.
Friday afternoon we went out to Maze 52 - a maize maze on the A52 that we visited last year too. Wow, the sunflowers and the wild flower garden were amazing!
Then for tea we headed to the awesome Cherry Tree Farm for carvery. And Gemma got a free slice of cake because it was her birthday.
The slice was enormous!
Jade's name has been smashed off the frontage of her (now closed) salon.
Someone making a eloquent comment on the 'Race Row' nonsense blanketing the headlines perhaps?
Un commento ai primi episodi di TABOO serie TV di e con Tom Hardy via www.diggita.it/v.php?id=1591663
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Best car so far!
Favorite Parts:
I <3 my Bride seats
*Parts for Honda Civic FD1/2/3
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White Flour
كذب من قال موج البحـر خايـن والبحـر غـدار
وأنا في عيني أمواجه قبر .. وأدفن بها أسـراري
لك الله يابحر من ويـن جبـت الصبـر ياصبـار ..
وأنا صبري عجز لايكتـم اللـي شفـت بأقـداري
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جميع الحقوق محفوظه
ما أسمح ولا أحلل اي أحد ياخذ الصورة ويستخدمها بدون مايقولي وياخذ الإذن مني
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March is apparently question month. To ask me a question, post a comment here: toddpage.livejournal.com/370916.html or send me a flickr mail. [Or leave it here if anomynity is not of any importance - the lj post comments are screened so that only I can see them]
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Question 11:As an amateur shutterbug, I've wondered, at times, if the appeal of photography is (in part) that sometimes it's easier (or more comfortable) to gaze outwards than to gaze within. Is that something that resonates at all for you?
Ah yes, the Mark complex! In this, I am referring to Mark, from RENT... to quote Roger, during Goodbye Love
"...but who Mark are you?
'Mark has got his work', they say
'Mark lives for his work
and Mark's in love with his work'
Mark Hides in his work.
...From facing your failure
Facing your loneliness
facing the fact you live a lie..
...You're always preaching not to be numb
When that's how you thrive
You pretend to create and observe
when you really detach from feeling alive..."
Okay, so that has me listening to a show I haven't in like 4 years. Whoa.
Moving right along!
I think there is certainly some appeal in that. It's certainly easier to look out and capture others lives and struggles... and at times it can certainly be a distraction and avoidance of your own. I think it'd be really interesting to see what my answer would've been, to this, before my first year of the 365 project. For those of you new to my little, crazy, world... A: Hello! B: My first year of 365's was an entire year of self portraits. Every day I got in front of the camera. This meant that on the shittiest days I took an image. I think before then, it was definetly easier for it to be simply a way to gaze outwards. I tended to do alot of street shots in my first year of actually taking pictures all the time... alot of hip shots and candids of people around me, doing there thing. I think alot of that was just noticing others and not paying attention to my own thoughts. At the same time, I feel very confident I put alot of myself into every image. I may not often use words to tell people about myself, but I think that more often than not, my images show me. And especially at times when I'm going through something difficult, there is alot of .. within-gazing in my self-portraits, and other shots. I can remember very specific weeks and time periods where the combination of pose, lighting, and lyrics in my shots, to me, explained everything I was thinking and feeling to the world. Everything inside of me. EG: Ex1, Ex2, Ex3. I mean, there are times when there is moody lighting and the like because it's a concept and lighting I liked... maybe that happens more often, and I guess I'm the only person who WOULD be able to recognize when its one or the other. Interestingly enough, alot of these are also my favorites.
I guess that says that my favorites are the ones I really go out and pursue because I have a very specific emotion that I need to get out... and I do that via my photos. Which in turn says, to me, that, at least with my self-portraits, there is often gazing within done via them. I think it's certainly easier to look outwards... but I do believe that taking the time to focus inwards and concentrate on the things is important... and I like to think I do that.
Did I answer this? Call me out on it if I somehow missed the point in my blathering on.
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This account is officially actively taking part of Year 2 of my 365 project.
3/12/09
Comment Visions: Debating the energy challenge
EU Emissions Trading Scheme: fit for purpose
Photo: Jennifer Jacquemart / (c) European Voice
Former Sen. Tom Harkin speaks to the crowd as Iowans stage a model caucus in Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 29, 2016, on the eve of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary caucuses. People showed their support for the presidential candidate they believe is best-suited to stop the Bakken Oil Pipeline and lead a full-employment, WWII-scale mobilization to rapidly retire all fossil fuel infrastructure, drive the U.S. economy to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2025, and restore a safe climate for humanity. Photo by Justin Hayworth/Greenpeace
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I went for a weekend visiting Gemma in Derby.
Sunday morning we headed back to Cherry Treet Farm because they have all you can eat breakfast on for only £7.49! A bargain!
Afterwards we stopped off to have a quick look at the extremely deep Stenson Lock. Impressive engineering!
Par Mario Salvadori . Editions Parenthèses .
L'auteur est fasciné par la tour Eiffel et le CNIT à Paris . Il nous explique aussi sans le vouloir pourquoi les tours jumelles se sont effondrées ( ouvrage rédigé avant l'attentat ) . Et effet en général le gros de la structure est un massif noyau en béton et la périphérie est constituée de murs rideaux . Là la charge avait été répartie entre le centre et des piliers d'acier en périphérie, qui n'ont pas supporté l'incendie . Comme en plus pour augmenter la rigidité les deux structures étaient solidaires l'effondrement de l'une a entrainé l'autre . Mais qui pouvait prévoir un tel attentat ?