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I got on the ground when photographing the poppies to get a different perspective and loved how it looked like the poppies are trying to reach for the sky. Just a little further......
People who look through keyholes are apt to get the idea that most things are keyhole shaped.
~Author Unknown ~
This is Karriem AKA Dream'z my youngest son,
I relate this quote to him because he has ADHD & is Asthmatic, now you give a kid with ADHD some Albuterol & see what you get, LMAO
Anyway they said give him the ADHD meds, me no way!
I've had him tested but they say he doesn't need special classes.
They also noted that on one of the test he scored so high now this was in the 5th grade mind you!, that they couldn't believe it there were adults that didn't come close.
Doc says that most kids with ADHD are borderline genius but the attention isn't right.
Well Karriem is 18 & doing just fine!
I'm proud because he's mine, I never medicated him & there were time's where I had it up to here over how they called me back & forth to school but he's not lost.
He's taught himself how to play the guitar on his own & there is almost nothing you can tell him about a computer.
He didn't get it from me, lol...
It's OK to be different it's OK to be you, because no one else can be it & nobody can live your life for you.
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- as in optical and architectural perspective (highlighted by the wideangle lens), but also figuratively - points of view, relativity of perceptions and mindsets...
St Ghastly Grim (St Olave's) church, hidden amidst the City and part of its unique amalgam of history and modernity, of the spiritual and the material world...
I like this one :)
It would be cooler if the lens hood was in the same place as the pupil but whatever!
XD
La Alhambra de Granada. Andalucía, España. Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzín, in Granada, are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Sites. whc.unesco.org/en/list/314
Robinson Falls near Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve near Logan, OH. You need a permit to visit this beautiful area but it's an easy process and absolutely worth the trip. This waterfall is actually quite short and the surrounding trees give this fall a different perspective.
Week 1/52.
I'm starting a 52-week project called The Teleidoscope 2. The first theme is "New Perspective".
It's been a long time since my last upload. I hope to be more active with the Teleidoscope and the Iron Photographer projects. I'm leaving tomorrow for a 10-day vacation so I'll do my best to come up with something during this time.
Seen in Explore on January 8, 2012. Highest position: #117. Thanks everybody!
This image was taken last year at Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall, UK.
I've recently decided to re-visit past images and hopefully improve on the original edits.
Prise de vue du vignoble alsacien du coté de Hunawihr haut-rhin, avant la période des vendanges, en fond la forêt noire allemagne
“The question is not what you look at, but what you see” - Henry David Thoreau.
How do we see our worlds? Is the winter's day pretty or bleak? Soft or harsh?
Unedited with same, edited, photo of Haden Park, Vancouver, overlooking English Bay and the North Shore.
(Also on my blog: www.deborahjones.ca/2020/01/17/worldview-pretty-or-bleak/
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