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Being ready is sometimes hard.
Sometimes I have to convince myself.
I've been having this discussion in my head all night long. actually for the last year.
How do you get ready for something really, really, really difficult??
Utata's Iron Photographer challenge #224 inspires photos with the following elements:
1 - something to drink (rum, for some)
2 - a note to self (while cooking)
3 - soft color (vibrance, saturation turned down)
The "soft color" component is poorly defined, so I chose a pastel post-it then, in lightroom, turned down vibrance and saturation by 20%.
After a very difficult meeting at work in London it was great to meet up with Annette for a quick coffee and a sound-off. (thanks for that!)
But a bit cold and wet to hang around to get more than one shot - and I had a train to catch in 2 minutes. (Besides being worried that someone would steal my camera!)
" it requires courage to share, whether for speaker or listener, for much of what we share are fears and doubts (and we always hope these fall on ears mature and let the receivers not be judgmental.) the process of getting to know oneself is truly frightening that is why we need support. one cannot become a whole person without such self-knowledge."
--- Gilda Cordero-Fernando... an excerpt from her book, a spiritual pillow book...
a page from my Intro to Sociology study notes, NCSU
My handwriting looks the same...just more tense and cramped. Actually, I was more tense and cramped, then. :D
And don't read while operating chainsaw.
source: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Chainsaw_warning_labels.jpg
JULIEN MAIRE
“DEMI-PAS”
20 minutes 2002
Projection-performance
Demi-Pas is a short film and is projected using a ‘reversed camera’ technique. A projector has been converted to house micro-mechanisms that produce animated images using a principle similar to that of cinematography. »Demi-Pas« thus finds its own narrative methods, its own action and images, like a kind of projected theater. Real objects and photographic material are transposed within the projector. Based on this experimental form of projection, the film narrates a tale that has anextremely simple storyline: one man’s daily routine. » Demi-Pas« is a short film that constructs an everyday reality, thus highlighting simultaneously both the simplicity and the complexity of this reality.