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I recently read a article on Facebook about various people around the world trying to define Love. Something that every single person will feel in their lives in a variety of ways but never really know what it is. What made the article interesting was not one single person gave the same answer but somehow their versions just fitted. Like it just made complete sense to me.
In the article was a wedding photographer from the USA and he said that Love was his business and how he could feel it when he arrived at a job. I found that so inspiring to think that people can just sense it.
Its crazy how love works, it could be attached to people, possessions and places. It can be strong yet breakable. it can be so freeing yet constricting. It can change your whole life yet keep you holding on to what you have. What makes it even crazier is that it never belongs to you! someone or something else holds it for you, at any moment it could be let go and lost forever.
I had fun making this image, to me it sums up Love and hopefully people can relate when they see it. If you have read this far, let me know how you define Love. Im interested to know :)
The We're Here! gang is saying goodbye to February today.
The photography class I'm in had a field trip today. The location was in my neck of the woods, and as a bonus, I guided them to the Spirit Trail, and this fab view of colourful float homes. Just over the far-right grey home, you can see a little snow on the mountains. The cloud is obscuring the twin peaks we call "The Lions" -- a local landmark. (I put a photo of them in comments).
Long before we called them "The Lions", they were Ch'ich'iyúy Elxwíkn, which translates to "Twin Sisters" or "Two Sisters" in the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) language. They represent a sacred legend of peace, symbolizing two sisters who brought warring nations together.
Either way, you can't see them because of the clouds. LOL
Picturesque floating houses at Fisherman's Wharf, Victoria, BC, Canada.
Just around the corner from Victoria’s Inner Harbour, Fisherman’s Wharf is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. This unique marine destination offers food kiosks, unique shops and eco-tour adventures amongst fishing vessels, pleasure boats with live-aboard residents, float homes, and commercial businesses.
The eastern end of Fisherman’s Wharf is populated largely by float homes. The Greater Victoria Harbour Authority has set aside 33 berths designated for floating residences.
The weather is hot but the water is cool, so grab a float and jump into the pool!
This Blythe doll is Simply Guava for “Summertime” on Facebook. Her cute bikini is from Junie Moon.
Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta 2017
The Grade II listed Boat Float is an enclosure for mooring small craft and, from as early as 1585, the south and west sides (shown) were Dartmouth's main quay.
Access from/to the River Dart is via a channel on the east side, under a road bridge, and is tide dependent.
On the "Ascend With Pride" steps on Roosevelt Island.
A small group of people arrived carrying a rainbow float raft - it's part of a "follow the float" campaign that will donate money to GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation). June is Pride Month and the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and New York is the host city for World Pride.
Routine morning check on the neural pads floating on the surface of the Alignment Tank.
Ok, I have no idea what is going on here, besides someone hovering over some weird tech stuff in a pink lake. I don't think I did a good job with pink base; it needs to be contained within a shape (square or circle, etc) or Photoshopped so that it fills the frame better and I ran outta dark pink bricks. Also there needs to be more black pads thingies. I want to try to fix the pink base by squaring it up and see if it looks nicer.
I struggle with cool speeder bikes but ugly floater bikes I can do! Anyways, a fun experiment.