Design Thinking, through a process of self-reflection, looks for patterns in the form of concept-nets or schema that are used as mental frameworks to create a level of meta-thinking.

Photo of an abandoned property captured from Vance Avenue in the census-designated place of Samoa via the HDR methods of photography. Humboldt County. Late May 2013.

Just a self reflection in castle mirror in Arcen, The Netherlands.

Photo captured from Trinidad State Beach in the city of Trinidad via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm f4.5 lens. Humboldt County. Late October 2013.

#245 of the 365day challenge.

Photo captured from the Vista Point on Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, in McKinleyville. Humboldt County. Mid July 2013.

#212 of the 365 day challenge.

#258 of the 365day challenge

#190 of the 365day challenge

Photo captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm f/4.5 lens from Samoa Beach in the census-designated place of Samoa. Humboldt County. Early November 2013.

Photo of the vast El Sur Ranch captured on the Old Coast Road with a view of Highway 1, the Cabrillo Highway, in the distance in Big Sur. Monterey County. Mid April 2013.

Design Thinking is a meta-model that offers a multitude of models through the process of self-reflection.

Photo captured at the beach on the other side of Freshwater Lagoon, at Redwood Creek Picnic Area, and at the site of OREQ-W - an Ancient Yurok village site. Redwood National and State Parks. Humboldt County. Late August 2013.

This photo shows intricate gold-colored Buddhist or Hindu temple art featuring a series of decorative figures in a traditional Thai or Southeast Asian style. The carved figures appear to be in a prayer or meditative pose with hands pressed together, and they're wearing ornate headdresses and traditional clothing. They're arranged in a row along what seems to be part of a temple wall or decorative panel. The craftsmanship displays the detailed gilded work typical of sacred architecture in Thailand, Cambodia, or other parts of Southeast Asia. This type of decorative element often adorns Buddhist temples and shrines, representing deities, divine beings, or devotees in an attitude of reverence.

A mirror reflected in it self every second reflection in the Golden Room (Gylti Salur) at the Borg Hotel (Hótel Borg) Reykjavik the other reflections are of course the mirror on the opposite wall.

strong lady #184 of the 365day challenge

my best friend and me goofing in seattle

#247 of the 365day challenge.

Photo of Wedding Rock captured via Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D AF Nikkor lens at Patricks Point State Park. Humboldt County. On the last day of September 2013.

Me being reflected against the background of a garden.

I love being able to interact with the art pieces this is a really cool chrome sculpture on the wall called “wind memory 2” by peter gronquist

at seattle art fair 2019

A person taking a bath and feeling pensive / reflective.

the day of my 39th birthday! great clouds! #171 of the 365day challenge

Photo captured in Trinidad. Humboldt County. Early May 2013.

Grote Kerk Haarlem

Fotografie: Sitan van Sluis

Model: Hiske Eriks

Licht: Martijn Laarhoven

Make-up: Susan

Photo of the Cascade Mountains Range captured alongside California Highway 299 a few miles east of the town Fall River Mills. Shasta County. Late March 2013.

loving the xmas decorations at the grocery store. #228 of the 365day challenge.

#251 of the 365day challenge. pizza place bathroom

#262 of the 365day challenge

Photo captured from Trinidad State Beach in the city of Trinidad via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm f4.5 lens. Humboldt County. Late October 2013.

I love being able to interact with the art pieces this is a really cool chrome sculpture on the wall called “wind memory 2” by peter gronquist

at seattle art fair 2019

Photo of Big Lagoon, looking west towards the Pacific Ocean (which is on the other side of the thin strip of land and on the other side of the trees), captured on the Big Lagoon Bridge on U.S. Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, in the census-designated place of Big Lagoon. Humboldt County. Early September 2013.

Photo captured from Trinidad State Beach in the city of Trinidad via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm f4.5 lens. Humboldt County. Late October 2013.

I love being able to interact with the art pieces this is a really cool chrome sculpture on the wall called “wind memory 2” by peter gronquist

at seattle art fair 2019

title: multiply me TWO

medium: digital photography with layer of windows 2011

intended presentation context: for web and print showing

please help me decide which one is best!? ok?

thanks in advance...

#203 of the 365day challenge.

Photo captured via Minolta MD Celtic 28mm f/2.8 Lens at Mattole River Beach on the Lost Coast. Humboldt County. Late November 2013.

I'm falling, and everything I love is fading away.

Shot for posting here.

www.flickr.com/groups/afterclass/discuss/72157607976617828/

I love being able to interact with the art pieces this is a really cool chrome sculpture on the wall called “wind memory 2” by peter gronquist

at seattle art fair 2019

View from Gravelly Point - Potomac River

A quick Doodle Blurb from last night.

I wonder, why, just a little, I'm always wanting something more

Life is a riddle, I wish I had the answer for

Love breaks your heart, to teach you to be strong

I die, just a little, so I can live a little bit more

~Leigh Nash

Another Thanksgiving has come. That time when we stop and reflect upon what we really…want. I need this, I want that, I hope I get this, I should buy that. An endless cycle of wanting, buying, consuming, disposing, and wanting all over again. Is that what we're all about? What it means to be human? What separates us from all the other species that inhabit the earth? I think we're all dying inside. I am not innocent.

This is something really different for me. Had this concept in my head for a long time, but was afraid to try. Didn't turn out exactly as planned, but what does? Inspiration credit goes to Tysje, Mathilda, and Pukilin and their amazing self portraits.

Oh yeah, I almost forgot to link to the breathtakingly beautiful song I quoted. Just a Little by the lovely Leigh Nash.

#204 of the 365day challenge.