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Everyone has their own way
of escaping the tortures of life
Some write, some daydream, some listen to the music of today
These tools bring pleasure in repelling
pain, hurt, and depression of the cycleyou call everyday life
My way of escaping reality
is the process of closing my eyes and falling asleep
in my cold frigid environment of rest.
After a wonderful holiday season it is time to get back to the realities of every day life. Here is wishing you simplicity, peace, and love in dealing with what the New Year brings.
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* ESCAPE FROM REALITY *
~ Escapando de la Realidad ~
RIPOLLET / BARCELONA / ESPAÑA
por: Marco Vianna©
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Mis Imagenes publicadas en TheDphoto:
"Beautiful Photography of Marco Vianna"
Un domingo aburrido para estar en casa . . . nada mejor que plasmar el momento
magico, y la mente despejar . . . . . en la imagen capturé los campos a las afueras
del pueblo, donde plantan trigo, y en primavera abundan las *amapolas*.
# Para esta toma:
Canon EOS 400D Digital + Canon EF-S 18 ÷ 55mm f/3.5 ÷ 5.6
# Obturación: 1/125 seg. ~ Diafragmado: f/6.7 ~ 100 ISO
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“The best thing about dreams is that fleeting moment, when you are between asleep and awake, when you don't know the difference between reality and fantasy, when for just that one moment you feel with your entire soul that the dream is reality, and it really happened.”
For her, day-to-day thoughts have nothing to do with the conflict in Iraq.
They don't involve gas prices, future career choices, or the upcoming election.
The greatest decision she has right now is this: Should Suzy's dress be blue, pink, or perhaps yellow?
That is her reality. Pure, simple, sweet reality.
Let's go with pink...
(Thanks, AlexEdg, for the texture)
***added Tuesday night***
Just looked at this ORKUT website. I'm glad such sickness is not part of our childrens' reality. Absolutely makes my stomach turn. I have a flickr friend, bullfrogs*and*butterflies who has a child featured on one of the profiles there. The fake profile actually shows a "sexiness rating" of 2 1/2 hearts! So sad...
No morning coffee, lunch or evening glass of wine by the pool - we're home and it's January... Dreaming of summer and warmer weather. Shot yesterday but didn't get it posted till today...
unos tanto y otros tan poco.....
unos derrochando oportunidades y otros tantos buscándolas.....
es cruda, pero es ella....realidad.
I trudged through the snow to photograph these two cars, one passenger (Maine Central) and one freight ... and, yes, this is the way they looked in reality. Thus the title ... Surrealistic Realities. The coloring on these old rail cars looked so surreal as to be utterly fascinating to capture with my camera. This, like many of my recent rail related shots, is on the freight line leading to the Hoosac Tunnel in Massachusetts.
To make this photo more attractive, auto enhance used, which lowered the high tone, raised the low tone, increased contract and saturation, refined the details. The final one is quite different from the original. So, is this one better than the original? Well, it may bring out more than my eyes can notice, but it is a little far from the reality. Or I was restricted by the camera I used? What should we capture through the camera? reality or fantasy?
Procamera > Snapseed > Blur fx > Image Blender > Vintage Reality > Image Blender > Camera Awesome
To look in the mirror — everything there is reversed, right becoming left —
and still, it feels completely real to me. True.
When I speak on Zoom — it shows me reversed, and when someone
takes a selfie — they appear on the wrong side.
And still, everything seems real.
So when do we truly see reality correctly? Or is there even
such a thing as a correct reality?
Or perhaps reality is only a reflection of
facts, which I interpret automatically without noticing?
And maybe each one of us
sees a different reality — the one we carry in our minds?
How can one choose to see reality
in a way that fits oneself?
Réalité alternative
Se regarder dans un miroir — tout y est inversé, la droite devient la gauche —
et pourtant, cela me semble très réel. Vrai.
Quand je parle sur Zoom — l’image me montre inversé, et quand quelqu’un
prend un selfie — il apparaît du mauvais côté.
Et pourtant, tout semble réel.
Alors, quand voyons-nous réellement la réalité correctement ? Ou existe-t-il seulement
quelque chose que l’on pourrait appeler une réalité juste ?
Ou peut-être que la réalité n’est qu’un reflet
de faits, que j’interprète automatiquement sans même m’en rendre compte ?
Et peut-être qu’en réalité, chacun de nous
voit une réalité différente — celle que nous portons dans notre esprit ?
Comment peut-on choisir de voir la réalité
d’une manière qui nous corresponde ?
“The more stupid one is, the closer one is to reality. The more stupid one is, the clearer one is. Stupidity is brief and artless, while intelligence squirms and hides itself. Intelligence is unprincipled, but stupidity is honest and straightforward.”
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
I hold on to the fragments of my known
Reality, in fear of letting go, of understanding
That it has changed.
Or is it me that has changed? And then
These fragments of memories are coming
Like a surf and washes away.
And when their gone I am left
With some other sort of
Reality.
Or maybe its only my limited ability to
Change an inherited point of view even
When I have no other option?
impressions @ lost place
former spring factory, demolished in 2016
more stuff like this in: 'The W.O.S.-Series'
Due to a minor derailment in Boston on Wednesday DOBO didn't run overnight. Thursday's New Hampshire Northcoast gravel train ended up making a rare morning run out of Ossipee. Despite being delayed for track work in Rochester, the train made a very early arrival in Dover allowing for this view that is normally shadowed by the time the train arrives. The good news was the GP18 was back out on the road today, the bad news was the FURX unit was leading!
Dover, New Hampshire
September 29, 2016