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Today I watched Doris' hands move slightly. I waited until they formed a waterfall image (on the right) and then took this picture.
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SK8 LIKE CANVAS Vol. II
In memory of Tony Perez
da un'idea di Mr.Klevra
a cura di Mr.Klevra e Marco Dionisi
sponsor SkullCandy
22 GENNAIO 2011 VERNISSAGE ore 19.00
dj set TECHNICOLORS WAVE OF SOUND only vinil !
12 FEBBRAIO 2011 FINISSAGE
galleria espositiva Ex Roma Club Monti
Roma, Via Baccina 66 (Rione Monti)
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More than 100 custom skateboards from the hands of more than 65
artists from around the world, including writers, street artists, illustrators,
graphic designers and tattoo artists from all over the planet.
SK8 LIKE CANVAS is back in Rome. After last year's success,
this collective exhibition, which sees skateboards turned into works of art, is
making its debut in a gallery space for the second edition. More than
sixty-five artists from around the world - selected
by Mr. Klevra - will show hundreds of custom skateboards: not ones created by graphic
designers of a commercial series, but true works of art hand painted for unique pieces.
From Europe to Japan, the United States to Argentina, passing through
Israel and Brazil, the artists give life to a melting pot of stories and symbols through
different means owning to their individual backgrounds (from writing to
graphic design, illustration to tattoo art, from street art to neopop) but remain
united under the common denominator of their passion for the arts,
skateboarding and its subculture.
The project began in 2008 on the pages of the social network Flickr, which
saw the collection of more than 700 images of custom skateboards
from every corner of the planet. From this group, sixty-plus artists were invited to submit
original works that will travel Italy for expos and events held under the name
"SK8 LIKE CANVAS" and that will open 2011 with an exclusive
exhibition at the Gallery Club Ex Rome Monti in Rome. During the
opening night scheduled for Saturday, January 22, 2011, a
selection of artists will perform in a collective performance of
live painting, customizing a few skateboards
to be added to the works already selected and displayed during the exhibit.
In addition, there will be screenings of skateboarding video, a DJ set,
and toast.
curated by Mr.Klevra, and Marco Dionisi
The past has faded, and all things Potsdam, are new. The Wall has come down, but it had gone back up in another part of the world.
They say children are like snowflakes, each one is unique. The one-size-fits-all parenting style, thus, seems passé. Comprehending children’s psychology is paramount for every parent, but not easy. And the fact that every child is different and special makes the process even more complex and perplexing. At times, things could misfire as well, leading to a lifelong emotional disconnect between the child and the parents.
Dr. Deepak Raheja, a well-known child psychologist in Delhi, rightly points out, “Understanding a child’s thinking pattern, traits and personality is crucial on the part of parents in order to nurture the kid into an emotionally-balanced and healthy adult.”
According to Dr. Deepak Raheja, the three primary contexts that shape a child’s psychology perspective towards life are:
Social: A child’s relationship and comfort level with parents, siblings, relatives, teachers, or friends.
Cultural: The traditions, culture, values or guidelines put into practise in the house or in the society that a child grows in.
Socioeconomic:The lifestyle, class, financial backing and social status of the child’s family.
Dr. Deepak Raheja lists down a few simple psychology tips for parents to ensure their children’s right emotional and mental growth.
Observe your children:The key to understanding a child is to take interest in his or her choices, expressions, actions, temperament, and so on. Do not judge your kids, or compare them with other children else you may mistakenly end up sowing the seeds of inferiority complex in them.
Give your children the time they deserve:Ensure to make time for your children while you juggle between home and work. Spending quality time together with your kids is paramount to actually discover their personality. For this, you could try talking, playing, colouring, shopping, watching TV, or cooking their favourite dish with them.
Your undivided attention will make your children feel safe:Plan activities with them in a way that it enables you to dedicate a good amount of your time exclusively to them.
Keep a check on the environment your children are growing in: Everything, right from a child’s brain development and cognitive skills to attitude and language is largely shaped by the atmosphere and company around him.
Be a good listener to your kids: The best way to do that is to initiate a conversation on a topic of your children’s interest and get them talking. Listen attentively,while also paying attention to all the non-verbal cues like their expressions, body language or expressions.
Ask them open-ended questions: The right kind of questions will encourage them to think and express elaborately rather than a mere ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Practise the same if the children ask you a question in return.
Understand your children’s emotional quotient:Consider your kids as adults and never take their emotions or feelings for granted. Valuing children’s emotions and their capacity to handle sentiments is important.
Stop assuming and start asking: Make it a habit of talking to your children about how they feel or want things around them. For instance, just because a child isn’t complaining wouldn’t mean he or she is happy.
Dr Deepak Raheja states that minor behavioural issues, such as stubbornness or rudeness is common in kids and can be worked upon with the above mentioned tips. However, if not handled on time in an appropriate way, the problems may escalate into something as serious as childhood psychological disorders. It might include:
Eating disorder
Learning disability
Anxiety disorder
Schizophrenia
Disruptive behaviour disorder
Asperger’s syndrome
Depression and bipolar disorder
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
“Poor judgement and lack of awareness about the psychology of children can lead parents to take poor decisions that can affect their children severely.” says Dr. Deepak Raheja.
He further advises parents to seek help from skilled child psychologists before the situation worsens. Speaking to a specialist is always better than making wild guesses about children’s personality. If you, as a parent, feel the need to learn more tips to contribute to the development of your child’s conscience in the right manner, then get in touch with Dr. Deepak Raheja today.
The best psychiatrist in Delhi, Dr. Deepak Raheja reviews mental health, psychological or emotional problems cautiously. You could visit www.hopecareindia.com /and book an appointment with Dr. Deepak Raheja to adapt a realistic approach on raising a confident child.
Child psychology is one of the many branches of psychology and one of the most frequently studied specialty areas. This particular branch focuses on the mind and behavior of children from prenatal development through adolescence.
What is child development in psychology?
A significant proportion of theories within this discipline focus upon development during childhood, as this is the period during an individual's lifespan when the most change occurs. Developmental psychologists study a wide range of theoretical areas, such as biological, social, emotion, and cognitive processes.
How can we communicate with children?
Let your kids know you're listening
When your children are talking about concerns, stop whatever you are doing and listen.
Express interest in what they are saying without being intrusive.
Listen to their point of view, even if it's difficult to hear.
Let them complete their point
before you respond.
The five strategies to raise moral, caring children, according to Making Caring Common:
Make caring for others a priority.
Provide opportunities for children to practice caring and gratitude.
Expand your child's circle of concern.
Be a strong moral role model and mentor.
Guide children in managing destructive feelings.
An image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, from the Vecin Workshop.
Inside a kamagong (Philippine ebony) urna by the Bloomquist Workshop. Installed in an ancestral house in San Rafael, Bulacan.
And another creation for some lucky wee girl that I'll get to meet on the weekend. Hopes she likes her! :)
It's the Little Things 2.0 #92
These guys are dominate my toy collection... Big kid that I am ;)
(iphone3gs & hipstamatic & camerabag & clockwork robots)
[strobist setup]
yongnuo yn568ex to 12 - 1/2 @ 14 mm
[camera]
Fujifilm x-t10
[camera setup]
ISO200, 1/30, f8
[lens]
Fujinon 35mm f1.4
[trigger]
yongnuo rf-603CII
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Tutto è cambiato da quando ero ragazza, tranne i fiori, per questo li tengo vicino a me: sono i miei più vecchi e cari amici, e così li metto al posto d'onore. anonima 1863
texture by rubyblossom, thanks!
Vorrei ringraziare di cuore la mia vicina che mi ha permesso di entrare e fotografare questi tulipani, sono davvero una meraviglia, il suo giardino è una meraviglia!
Fluidr//
This kid was out on an errand for his mother when I took this photo. He is certainly rocking the Hat. He had an air of confidence to him, the kind that the obliviousness of childhood brings.
Olympus XA2 + Agfa CT Precisa 100 + Cross Processing.
I've been 'after' a clean shot of this for months and months and months. Like the Rowdy/Cyclops piece next door to it, it has always had commercial bins/rubbish or a car or something else in the way of it. I'm all for context with graff, but it feels good to finally get the entire 'uninterrupted' piece.
Heading down the Alcester Road in Moseley Village on the no 50 NXWM Platinum bus while the Mostly Jazz Festival was on at Moseley Park.
Folk Like These and PalMyra - St Mary's Row, Moseley Village.
my seventy-first planet
Istanbul / Türkiye
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Like the two preceding "can you tell which thing is not like the others" photos, it is possible to find quite a few ways that four are the same, one is different. I'll give you some starters....see if you can find others.
1. Only one has a baby on the back
2. Only one is wearing pink bedroom slippers
3. Only one has glasses
Okay......what can you find.....?????