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James Klinge, graffiti artist from Glasgow, situated under one of the central station bridges as Jamaica St, Glasgow
I'm standing
on the edge of a precipice and
the ground under my feet
is burning
your steps
and my cheeks
are burning
and then you touch
my arms
are burning
and you kiss again
my lips
are burning until red-hot
after that you touch
differently
and I'm burning
wholly
some day
I know
I won't rise from the ashes
With trunks of memories
Still to come
We found things to do
In stormy weather
Long may you run.
I've done so many shoots with Belle, I am not even sure the exact number. This was from a very short shoot where Belle needed something quite specific for her acting work. Even as short and sweet as the shoot was, it was, like always, great to have Belle in front of my camera.
Lyrics: Long May You Run by the Stills-Nash Band (but really Neil Young).
Clothilde never got married and worked hard all her life.
She is happy in the home for elderly people where she's now still doing little serving jobs. She's mentally and physically healthy and fit and will go on serving till to the end of her days.
my first photorealistic portrait designed in adobe illustrator cs3
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"Stay Just a Little" by Kina Grannis
I heard it in your voice when your love died,
on a telephone connection stretching miles and miles of wire.
You said it was over and then cried and cried.
You were gone before I said goodbye.
Would you stay just a little, my love?
Would you sway just a little, my love?
Because the hole in the middle of my heart needs filling up.
If you stay just a little, that's enough.
It kills me as I lay awake at night,
remembering the last kiss that we shared doesn't feel right.
Is it impossible for me to win this fight,
keep you a little longer in my life?
Would you stay just a little, my love?
Would you sway just a little, my love?
Because the hole in the middle of my heart needs filling up.
If you stay just a little, that's enough.
Bend over a table, camera on the ground, pump your head full of blood and, hey presto, you will be looking something like this. One daylight LED lamp, edited in Fujifilm's raw converter and in Luminar.