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Street art located near Shuhada Street in Hebron. Since 1994 most of the businesses on Shuhada Street and the Old Palestinian Market has remained closed by the Israeli Government following a massacre upon Muslim worshippers perpetrated by a Jewish extremist.
Since the topic of my portfolio is existentialism, I would like to start explaining my topic starting from humanity. I used my self-portrait as an example for a human. I used the photos of Taizhou Medical City Convention Center in China as a frame of my self-portrait. The environmental design around my self-portrait symbolizes the world. As a result, the collage illustrates the life of a person. At the same time, I created a link between my topic and my prospective major Architecture.
subliminal decay 11
2013/08/31 at pool ( sakuradai tokyo)
Existence without cause
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DJ たこひろ（ザ・ロマンス）
Hellbastard
There's an artificial pool in the botanical garden, and dozens of vessels surrounds it. Each vessel is filled with water, square shaped, about 60x60cm, waist-high, and disgusting because of the water. I checked each of them out of curiosity, and found this one intriguing. Maybe it's because the occasional arrangement of those plants inside. I felt something about them, but could not tell what it was.
Black and white version was determined in the beginning. and the result is somewhat beyond my expectation. Although the contrast was rather low, the exposure of filthy water must below middle gray in order to be blackened when the contrast is highly raised in image manipulating program, and in the mean time the plants will be brightened using some color filtering development when converting to a bw image and the contrast raising process.
The title explains my feelings quite well. In the scene it was their existence which drew my attention.
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from the book
STRATEGIES d'EXISTENCE"
from the book
STRATEGIES d'EXISTENCE" by Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel
ISBN877245456949
Rhodos Publishing h
from the book
STRATEGIES d'EXISTENCE" by Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel
ISBN877245456949
Rhodos Publishing house 1996
Here we find an out of the ordinary Vons store. It's a rarity in which this store has neither been "lifestyled" or closed in it's entire existence, unlike almost all other Vons stores which have met that fate at some point.
This store was one of 18 Williams Bros. Markets. As old as this store is, this former Williams Bros replaced an even older store next door, which is now occupied by a CVS, under the "y mas" moniker. I can't quite figure out when this store opened and replaced the smaller store, this store has been in existence for quite a long time. While I can't confirm if this interior is a Vons or a Williams Bros interior, I mildly suspect that with the exception of a few minor changes, this interior may be original to Williams Bros. The aisle markers are Lifestyle v1, the only Lifestyle addition to this store.
I do know that Vons acquired all but one Williams Bros location in 1993, which is around when this store became a Vons. Despite it's age and oddness in the Vons portfolio, this store outlasted another larger and newer Vons in Santa Maria, also a former Williams Bros, which closed in 2013. This store has since been under ownership of Vons, which has been acquired by Safeway, and then in turn was acquired by Albertsons, and none of these three corporations either closed the store, tore it down and rebuilt it, or closed it. It is amazing that we still have this store in existence in it's current form today.
The only service counter this store has is a deli. There likely was a butcher counter in the back of the store at some point based off of an opening in the back of the store, but it was replaced with a horizontal open air cooler at some point.
This store had a couple Albertsons shopping carts mixed in with the Vons shopping carts, as shown in one of the photos.
I’ve learned that in life, everything is half-chance and half-choice; and I’ve realized that it takes a lifetime to figure out who we really are. There are many people, who know us, yet very few who accept us for what and who we are. Life for me is more that just a romance and fame. We’re living in a world were judgement is legal and I found out its tough to stay single in this world were everybody expects you to be with somebody.
My life never seems to be the way I want it; but I live it the best way I can. There are some things in life worth gambling on. And we always hope for the best and must prepare for the worst.
After those failed relationships, break-ups, disappointments, I could help but wonder…how many great loves do you think we get in a lifetime? What’s the harm in hoping and believing?
To be honest, I wasn’t sure what I believed. Tonight, I started to think of belief. Maybe it’s not advisable to be an optimist after those failed relationships. Maybe pessimism is something to apply daily, otherwise, how do you bounce back when reality come batters your belief system. And love doesn’t not, as promised, conquer all.
Maybe the past is like an anchor holding us back. Maybe I have to let go of who I was to become who I will be. It’s time to let go of my fears and embrace my dreams.
I’ve learned one of life’s toughest lessons the hardest way, and the hardest lessons are learned trough pain.
Realizing that, since Mom passed away into the happy next existence - in late August of 2022 - I've not really shown anyone the photographic art I enjoy making with these eerily clever devices we have all but sewn into our bodies in cyborg fashion. I miss my old iphone XR and it's astounding built-in "camera eye" so much. It always felt like the closest thing I'd ever come across to what we are lucky to obtain as human sight. [Of course I'm being silly, given the leaps in sensor technology since that device's release, back in ______?] However this little iphone 10 has survived a lot. And now we are a pair. I miss Mom more than a silly iphone, and it's daily. I keep my binder full of important mementos close by, with our photo in the front cover. Before it, taken sometime in July 2020, i had just done her hair, and she was so tickled by how it looked. Goodness I miss you, Mom. And I love you, always.
Subscribe to Digital Tour Bus: bit.ly/DTBsubscribe On this episode of DTB’s “Bus Invaders”, we take you inside the touring vehicle of the death metal band, Inanimate Existence, while on tour with Hate Eternal, Vital Remains and Black Fast. Inanimate Existence is best known for their songs “Calling From A Dream” and “The Rune of Destruction”. Watch more “Bus Invaders” episodes: Gus G - digtb.us/2khqhbC Dope - digtb.us/2lcoGHE Hate Eternal - digtb.us/2cY312q Digital Tour Bus links: Check out our website - digitaltourbus.com Join our email list - digtb.us/DTBemaillist Official merch store - digtb.us/DTBofficialmerch Help us continue making videos on Patreon - digtb.us/DTBpatreon Information about this video: Film Date - May 12, 2016 Location - Bada Brew in Crest Hill, IL Keep up with the band on: Facebook - www.facebook.com/TheInanimateExistence Twitter - twitter.com/Inanimatetweets Check out our other web series: Popular DTB videos - digtb.us/dtbpopular Bus Invaders - digtb.us/businvadersplaylist Gear Masters - digtb.us/gearmastersplaylist Cooking At 65mph - digtb.us/cookingat65mphseries Crazy Tour Stories - digtb.us/crazytourstoriesplaylist Dream Tour - digtb.us/dreamtourplaylist Preshow Rituals - digtb.us/preshowritualsplaylist The Life Of Tour - digtb.us/thelifeoftourplaylist Tour Pranks - digtb.us/tourpranksplaylist Tour Tips - digtb.us/tourtipsplaylist Video Games On Tour - digtb.us/videogamesontourplaylist Stay connected with us: Twitter - twitter.com/digitaltourbus Facebook - www.facebook.com/digitaltourbus Youtube - www.youtube.com/digitaltourbus Snapchat - www.snapchat.com/add/digitaltourbus Instagram - www.instagram.com/digitaltourbus/ Digital Tour Bus bio: This is the official YouTube channel for Digital Tour Bus. We take you inside the tour buses of your favorite touring acts in our "Bus Invaders" video series. If you like what you see, make sure you visit our website, www.digitaltourbus.com/, for tons of news and exclusive features. We release three brand new videos every single day at 10am, 1pm and 4pm (CST), including new episodes of Bus Invaders, Gear Masters or Cooking at 65mph almost everyday in the 10am slot! Our other various series, including: Crazy Tour Stories, Dream Tour, Preshow Rituals, Tour Pranks and Tour Tips (Top 5), fill in the 1pm and 4pm slots. Regardless of the genres of music you enjoy, we've got you covered! We cover artists from every music genre that you can think of, so make sure you subscribe to be the first to see all of our new videos.