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Dreams have wings, No one can stop their flight.
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found in Maldon, Victoria, Australia (September 14, 2006)
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image used for cover artwork for the band Close But Not Quite on their album, 'Questions That Need Answers', 2008.
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The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that is born of the Spirit.
John (ch. III, v. 8)
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I thought I would base the title on the exact words that came out of my mouth when I first walked into the ladies' room at the airport. I never really considered myself a photographer until this moment. Because a year ago, I would not have been so very excited to see such a tacky sight.
a wish upon the wires
that transcends across the sky,
an angered soul
out of control
he left her there
in deep despair
and still she wonders why,
for was it not a time ago
the moon so soft and bright,
afore the doom came rolling in
to gloom the maidens light,
and angered soul
out of control
and still she wonders why
(c) CatherineG 2007 Collections from the Sky!
written for ambientlights "the fury"
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I wish I could say that I was taking a self portrait (the younger gentleman)... But as they say, time is the meanest bitch of them all. Speaking of time, spring has sprung, and that means outdoor seating in the cafe's of Tel Aviv. At some of the more popular ones, this can entail a wait, just sort of standing, and watching for a table to open up. Happy spring everyone!
The reason why the universe is eternal is that it does not live for itself; it gives life to others as it transforms.
Lao Tzu
A child in red danced (utterly by chance) on this interesting rock formation. Shot at Granite Island, Victor Harbour, South Australia. There's something so surreal about this. One of my most favourite spontaneous images. Shot in around 1992. Scanned photo image originated on film.
Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as most favourited.
Thanks to my colleagues Barry & Peter for assisting with this image.
See a variation of this shot here.
And all the journey down through space,
In cool decent, and loyal-hearted,
She builds a ladder to the place
From which she started...
EB White
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view looking west to Torquay, Australia. Winter of (August) 2006.
Posted to Seascape Contest here on September 17, 2006.
The things which the child loves remain in the domain of the heart until old age. The most beautiful thing in life is that our souls remaining over the places where we once enjoyed ourselves.
Kahlil Gibran
20" x 20", Oil on canvas, 1984.
I painted this in 1984 when I was 20 years old. I have held onto this ever since and to this day I am still very pleased with it. There's something about it which I find very tranquil and balanced and just very easy to look at.
I was trying new techniques back then in oils. No paint brushes were used at all, the background is oil paint mixed with linseed oil rubbed with a rag into the canvas, the little white 'window' was applied with a pallet knife, as was the aqua 'sky' and little vase with flowers.
What intrigues me about this little painting is that I feel it was one of those epiphanies where things become clear and you realise that you've reached a point and learned a certain amount and now things are coming together in the creative process.
I look at this little painting almost everyday, and after all these years I can see a familiarity with colour and composition that I am inclined to use these days in my photography.
I guess what I am trying to get at is that I am very proud of that 20 year old boy who painted this simple little picture back in 1984. I think he was onto something.
I think I would also love to paint again, but it's not as easy as that. Who knows..maybe one of these days...
This is the companion shot to this. At risk of being a little repetitive, I almost forgot I had this image.
Both images were taken in quick succession as the hawk flew past. I thought this deserved to be here too. I like the placement of the hawk in the frame. Slightly different processing here because I felt like it.
View large here: 'hawk & shadow (II)' On Black