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Kathmandu is full of very strange people. I've seen several times this man, who was sitting on a street without any interest to anything except his notebook.
Isolated studio shot of a businessman suffering from writers block trying again after several failed starts.
^_^ i finally did it!! it took me a while to find all the pics.
but yeah, WE ARE THE WRITERS BLOCK! us 5 are flickr author bff's :)
from left to right:
me
Anna
Samantha
Holly
Ilse
:D
Translators don’t just transfer words between different languages it’s not. Translation is the way a translator has negotiated a meaning of a text and then put it into a different language. translators have to be able to cover themselves in 2 cultures, 2 languages ways of thought. It needs to a deep understanding of the source language and the language which it is to be translated into. For more information visit: goo.gl/ePKSQa
It was the mountain lion
stretching it's paws
sharpening it's claws
on the bird.
The bird was still alive but
it's feather's were gone.
The bird died
while the mountain lion was
sharpening it's claws
stretching it's paws.
inspired in the woods by a fallen tree, white abandon feathers & very large scratch marks.
I am a fan of African-American literature and history and have been since the early 1970s epic, "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman," by Ernest J. Gaines. The books above are classics by writers Alice Walker, James Baldwin, and Alex Haley
Title: Pow
Artist: Renda Writer
Size: 30” x 31”
Medium: Acrylic
This artwork is part of “Further Adventures of the Thought Coalition” exhibition at Bear and Bird Gallery in Lauderhill, Florida. Exhibition runs June 27 – August 2, 2014; visit our website www.bearandbird.com or for more information on the Thought Coalition visit www.thoughtcoalitionhq.com
My first attempt at one of the challenges in the Assignment 52 group.
I've never really been into the beatles but I listened to one of their albums today for some inspiration and I loved the lyrics to 'Paperback Writer'.
My first thought for this image was of a dusty old typewriter with a stack of books but unfortunately I didn't have one of those to hand!
I decided to drag the shutter a little to bring a bit of motion blur to my hand. Is is a bit weird with one hand? I don't know but two blocked too much of the keyboard. It doesn't look like much but I took about 6 frames to get to this, tweaking the composition a little each time!
Part of a photo series about the german writer and illustrator Dieter Schaefer. Taken with a Leica Monochrom.
La casa di Giulietta, dicono che scrivere porti bene... chissà poi perché, vista la fine che ha fatto lei....
La foto è mossa (1/8s....) ma l'effetto non mi dispiace!
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Peter C. Newman is known for a lot of things. That signature hat, that signature pipe and writing about Canada's rich and powerful. Peter came to this country during the Holocaust. His family escaped Czechoslovakia in 1940 and four years later, Peter enrolled as a 'war guest' at Upper Canada College. That's where he first met many of Canada's future business and political leaders. From there, Peter became a journalist. He was a reporter at the 'Financial Post', editor of the 'Toronto Star' and in 1971, he helped revitalize Macleans magazine. Peter introduced feature writers like Barbara Frum and Michael Enright as well as 'The Back Page' with Allan Fotheringham. But it's Peter's two dozen books about Canada's rich and powerful that make headlines. He's dished on John Diefenbaker, Lester B. Pearson, Pierre Trudeau, The Bronfmans, The Hudson's Bay Company and of course, Conrad Black. Then in 2005, came a political literary blockbuster. He published 'The Secret Mulroney Tapes: Unguarded Confessions of a Prime Minister.' The book was based on hundreds of hours of taped conversations between Newman and Brian Mulroney. Mulroney filed a lawsuit, and said Peter betrayed a friendship that went back to 1961. The lawsuit was later dropped. But the settlement wasn't made public. Peter is also a companion to the Order of Canada - our country's highest honour. His latest book is a biography on Izzy Asper. It's called 'Izzy: The Passionate Life and Turbulent Times of Izzy Asper, Canada' s Media Mogul.'
Check out his interview with George here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=927420386
Peter C. Newman is known for a lot of things. That signature hat, that signature pipe and writing about Canada's rich and powerful. Peter came to this country during the Holocaust. His family escaped Czechoslovakia in 1940 and four years later, Peter enrolled as a 'war guest' at Upper Canada College. That's where he first met many of Canada's future business and political leaders. From there, Peter became a journalist. He was a reporter at the 'Financial Post', editor of the 'Toronto Star' and in 1971, he helped revitalize Macleans magazine. Peter introduced feature writers like Barbara Frum and Michael Enright as well as 'The Back Page' with Allan Fotheringham. But it's Peter's two dozen books about Canada's rich and powerful that make headlines. He's dished on John Diefenbaker, Lester B. Pearson, Pierre Trudeau, The Bronfmans, The Hudson's Bay Company and of course, Conrad Black. Then in 2005, came a political literary blockbuster. He published 'The Secret Mulroney Tapes: Unguarded Confessions of a Prime Minister.' The book was based on hundreds of hours of taped conversations between Newman and Brian Mulroney. Mulroney filed a lawsuit, and said Peter betrayed a friendship that went back to 1961. The lawsuit was later dropped. But the settlement wasn't made public. Peter is also a companion to the Order of Canada - our country's highest honour. His latest book is a biography on Izzy Asper. It's called 'Izzy: The Passionate Life and Turbulent Times of Izzy Asper, Canada' s Media Mogul.'
Check out his interview with George here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=927420386
Peter C. Newman is known for a lot of things. That signature hat, that signature pipe and writing about Canada's rich and powerful. Peter came to this country during the Holocaust. His family escaped Czechoslovakia in 1940 and four years later, Peter enrolled as a 'war guest' at Upper Canada College. That's where he first met many of Canada's future business and political leaders. From there, Peter became a journalist. He was a reporter at the 'Financial Post', editor of the 'Toronto Star' and in 1971, he helped revitalize Macleans magazine. Peter introduced feature writers like Barbara Frum and Michael Enright as well as 'The Back Page' with Allan Fotheringham. But it's Peter's two dozen books about Canada's rich and powerful that make headlines. He's dished on John Diefenbaker, Lester B. Pearson, Pierre Trudeau, The Bronfmans, The Hudson's Bay Company and of course, Conrad Black. Then in 2005, came a political literary blockbuster. He published 'The Secret Mulroney Tapes: Unguarded Confessions of a Prime Minister.' The book was based on hundreds of hours of taped conversations between Newman and Brian Mulroney. Mulroney filed a lawsuit, and said Peter betrayed a friendship that went back to 1961. The lawsuit was later dropped. But the settlement wasn't made public. Peter is also a companion to the Order of Canada - our country's highest honour. His latest book is a biography on Izzy Asper. It's called 'Izzy: The Passionate Life and Turbulent Times of Izzy Asper, Canada' s Media Mogul.'
Check out his interview with George here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=927420386