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As this year is ending, I've been feeling rather empty recently, losing motivation, the tic-tac in my head sounding louder and louder.
I would say that I'm rather a nice person, but paradoxically, at the same time it's not always easy to approach me. I know sometimes it's hard to have access to the whole of me, because my whole being is afraid to get attached. Because in the end I guess I'm afraid of rejection.
In the past few weeks, some lil challenges, awareness and conversations in the "real world", made me realize how challenging it is for most people to really connect with others.
We fragment, we censor ourselves, we demean ourselves, we're not the same person everywhere because it's not easy. Because we're afraid.
We stay on the surface because it's dizzying to be real or vulnerable. Because we rather be judged for what we're not instead of what we are. Like it gives us a way out or something.
And yet. I try to remind myself that 100% times I've been whole, I've survived and I've even grown up.
Anyway. I put this random (meaningless?) thoughts here to remind myself, and maybe to remind you if you ever need.
May peace be upon all of you.
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Losse Europorte van Antwerpen -Angola naar Lessen , dit plaatsje leent zich perfect voor een losse loc in het avondzonnetje
️ 03/03/2025
📍L90 Deux-Acren
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In this photograph, I wanted to explore the power of minimalism and the impact of selective focus. Through the deliberate omission of further details, I wanted the portrait to invite viewers to engage actively with the image and to fill the gaps with their own interpretations and emotions.
Sydney CBD
July, 2023
Less colourful than the more frequently photographed Lilac-breasted Roller with which it shares the same Namibian habitat.
Palen van een visnet
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Poles of a fishing net
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nr. 328 in the Less is More contest.
www.flickr.com/groups/minimally_less_is_more/discuss/7215...
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Heavy metal
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Imagine a flat beach with this incoming wave. The whole surface will be dark and more or less even and unimpressive. But The obstacle in the way forces the water use force, change its shape, wrap around the rock to overcome the obstacle. And only then its beauty shows up in full.
EXPO Jaume Plensa "Something Sacred"
the BAM presents an exceptional open-air exhibition dedicated to the sculptor Jaume Plensa outside its walls. From Rio de Janeiro to Salzburg by way of New York and Chicago, his work has gained international recognition. It’s no less than about fifteen sculptures that will be brought together in the Mons’ public space.
For the very first time in the history of Mons, there will be a museum-like exhibition of monumental sculptures in the heart of the Doudou City: from the Grand-Place to the Saint Waltrude Collegiate Church by way of the Mayor’s Garden and St. George’s hall - a deconsecrated chapel - very recently renovated and reopened for this unique exhibition. This district demarcates the sacred historical centre of Mons as the city has developed between religious and civil power over the centuries; it’s a strong symbolic axis of the City. Jaume Plensa’s sculptures have the particularity of releasing spiritual energy that the artist cultivates outside any religious framework. This veritable face-to-face encounter between the Catalan sculptor and the exceptional heritage aims to bring out this district’s sacred part, which constitutes the original essence of Mons
"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience."
- Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Lilly is a Orchid Mantis
Image taken for Macro Mondays Theme “Less Than an Inch” Lily is only L3 so around 5mm long the whole image is 10mm or less wide she is sitting on my daughters finger tip.
Hand Held Shot using a Diffused Flash and DCR-250 on my 100mm Macro Lens.
Several less-realistic pieces from the last couple years. I'm making stuff like this all the time, just not always photographing it.
Grip on the M110 and mag on the leftmost AK are removable. The Mauser on the right is actually a dark purple digital camo.
~szechuan sauce~
Erie Lackawanna westbound freight passing the old Erie Railroad water tower and shop area at Susquehanna PA. In less than three months the EL would pass into history as the Erie had less than two decades before.
City Of Blinding Lights
U2
The more you see, the less you know
The less you find out as you go
I knew much more then
Than I do now
Neon-heart, day-glow eyes
A city lit by fireflies
They're advertising in the skies
For people like us
And I miss you when you're not around
I'm getting ready to leave the ground
Oh, you look so beautiful tonight
In the city of blinding lights
Last image from Saturday mornings fogmageddon event in the city.
A fantastic morning to be out shooting in the Emerald City.
Hope you like “City Of Blinding Lights”
Cheers, Mike
Road Less Traveled...Featuring Jumo with Electra skin and Fiorella dress and boots
Blog:
diamondswithjewel.blogspot.com/2016/08/road-less-traveled...
[Explore 15/4/2016]
Parque Bolivar, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
This small city park with ornamental gardens is home to hundreds of land iguanas, as well as the less unexpected pigeons. The iguanas have no fear of human visitors and will crawl over your feet if you stand still too long. I think they must be pretty tolerant of pigeons too!
Look up (at your peril) and you see the trees are also full of both species.
Thanks to all for so many views, faves & comments. Much appreciated. :-)
Another year gone by, and what a crazy year it was. In January, I participated in the Iron Forge (and won!), while simultaneously going through the application process to be a LEGO designer. It was an insanely busy and full-on month, but so rewarding. In March, I travelled to Billund for the first time ever as part of the recruitment process, quickly followed by partaking in the Rogue Olympics in the next two months, which I also won!
There was some other small projects, some gifts that I was really happy with, but overall the rest of the year saw less and less MOCs as I was busy finalising and packing up my life, moving to Billund, and starting my new job as LEGO designer, which has been amazing so far.
I do hope to do some projects for myself in 2026, but I don't know what that will look like yet. I suppose the first step should be unpacking all the LEGO 😅