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A couple of weeks back I shot Innatum Theatre's production of 'Remember Me' - a story of love, loss and heartbreak commissioned for the centenary of WWI.
Directed by Tammie Kite
Performed by: Jane Barry, Caesar Cordovana, Edward Orton, Saskia Stengele, Cara Whitehouse, Simon Hudson & Anita Quayle
Composer: Hannah Riley
Designer: Ingrid Ritchie
Lighting: Max Russell
REMEMBER ME?
It might be a new year, but Pru is feeling nostalgic as she is reminded of years past. For the New Year's Gala this evening, she uses that nostalgic feeling to inspire her ensemble: an embroidered black and grey number in the finest tulle, featuring a halter neckline and a black velvet belt. With her velvet and taffeta head band, black sheer gloves and black glittery pumps, Pru is a vintage dream, with her inset blue eyes and non-removable wig of mink.
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Remember God
Delivered a missionary (Dakwah) in various ways,
to obey and remember our Mighty Creator
Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Korean Consulate in Los Angeles on Wilshire Blvd. Memorial to the young lives lost in the Sewol Ferry disaster in S. Korea.
Tears for souvenirs and embers for remembers.
Twisted Firestarter. WARg! Huh, yeah! What is it good for!?
THE CRAZY WORLD OF BRANDON STARK
"I am the God of Hell fire and I bring you
Fire, I'll take you to burn
Fire, I'll take you to learn
I'll see you burn
You fought hard and you saved and earned
But all of it's going to burn
And your mind, your tiny mind
You know you've really been so blind
Now 's your time burn your mind
You're falling far too far behind
Oh no
Oh no
Oh no
You're gonna burn
Fire, to destroy all you've done
Fire, to end all you've become
I'll feel you burn
You've been living like a little girl
In the middle of your little world
And your mind, your tiny mind
You know you've really been so blind
Now's your time to burn your mind
You're falling far too far behind
Fire, I'll take you to burn
Fire, I'll take you to learn
I'll see you burn
You're gonna burn
You're gonna burn
You're gonna burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Fire, I'll take you to burn
Fire, I'll take you to learn
Fire, I'll take you to burn
Fire, I'll take you to learn"
According to the Houston Chronicle, before and after Hurricane Katrina’s landfall on Aug. 29, 2005, more than 1 million residents from Louisiana and Mississippi fled their homes. At least 250,000 made it to Houston, with more than 27,000 seeking food, shelter and services at the Astrodome and other area shelters over the next month.
Staff from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs went to the Astrodome on Sept. 2, 2005, to assist Katrina evacuees with finding housing. Within several months, most evacuees were in Houston area apartments, not long-term shelters. According to the Chronicle, as many as 40,000 evacuees permanently settled in the Houston metro area.
Developed in 1979, this dove themed playground sits in the heart of Dakota Crescent, along Old Airport Road.
Designing playgrounds with local flavour in mind, it is apt that the dove has come to rest in this estate that was once part of Singapore's aviation history. Old Airport Road once served as the runway for Kallang Airport, and after its closure, was developed into a housing estate.
The naming behind Dakota also has its own meaning - commemorating the crash of a Dakota DC-3 plane at Kallang Airport in 1946. The dove comes as a symbol of peace, in remembrance of the area's role in Singapore aviation, as well as the disasters that inadvertently happened.
So often I come across folk who have forgotten this simple truth: "You are who you are. For all of your faults, your triumphs, and your disasters. You are more than a pigeon-hole or a demographic. You are You; & that by it's very definition, makes YOU Awesome!!
When you're up to your as_hole in alligators, it's hard to remind yourself, that your initial objective was to drain the swamp!
Atchafalaya Swamp as seen from I-10 along a very long bridge/causeway structure over the swamp.
I remember the days of the Pilot's Rec center and the "Roaring 20's Airfield" plane crash on top of it. The wreck is gone but the rec center is still there with its original Games banner. I adore the typography here and think the lettering is quite creative. Just in case it ever goes away, I had to document it.
On March 6th of 1836 the 13 day siege at the Alamo ended, which proved to be a pivotal event for the Texas Revolution.
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In the opening scenes of the movie DaVinci Code, Robert Langdon(played by Tom Hanks), threw the GPS tracker attached to his jacket to a truck carrying sand... fooling the French investigators into following the truck... and giving Langdon and Sophie(the granddaughter of the murdered curator) to analyze their dead grandfather's message...
Pont du Carousel
Viewed from Louvre Museum
Paris, France
Remember when butterflies were everywhere, skylarks were commonplace, the sun shone every day, farmers used horse and traps to go everywhere......ah yes, I remember.
Oils on canvas board. Size 500cms x 400cms.
Where 'Land Falls Remembered' - work made by Ian Cook et al and Fran Rylands at the Geographies of Creativity & Knowledge research retreat at Dartington Hall last week - was assembled.
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