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Looking out from the thirs story of the dredge over its tailings. This is breakup (spring) in Alaska.
Banana Man only wanted love...but Martini didnt believe in inter-frutial relationships...( B.R just stood by and watched the whole thing)
A painting/digital work that ive created while suffering major depresion, ive had alot of people hurt me recently...ive decided virtualized love isnt always the best option in life.
In this image you can see someone sitting in a weird enviroment, his head is bleeding out bleeding full of sadness.
It appears that in this month it snowed, I got dumped, and picked up a brief obsession with cross-processing.
It hurts when good friends break-up. It hurts more when they are married. It hurts when you knew one of them only whilst they were together. It hurts when you shared the best years and the best moments of your life together. It hurts when everybody else no longer wants to know one of them but you still do.
god if you can hear me our alight, please take these feelings for her inside. my chest hurts when i breathe tonight. it's wasting me away, you're wasting me away. - "(The Symphony) of Blasé" - Anberlin
A personal project analyzing the stain of a breakup and the volatility of the emotions we assign to images.
Photo by Tristan Drummond
Tristan would not leave, So I started taking pictures of him and he grabbed the camera out of my hand and snapped photos of me.
From the riverbank at Vétheuil, Monet looked upstream to the houses at Lavacourt, situated on the opposite bank. In the distance, to the left, the church tower of Saint-Martin-la Garenne, outlined against the hills, can be discerned. This canvas was done at a slightly later date than the first views executed after the ice breakup. The jagged ice floes, given emphasis by impasto colours, are less numerous. They have also been thrown up onto the banks, as can be seen from the pile in the left foreground. The water has lost its devastating power, becoming calmer. The river, now navigable once more, witnessed the return of a barge with small figures on board. Monet’s boat-studio, moored on the Seine at that time, only sustained minor damage in the ice breakup.
Photo by Tristan Drummond
Tristan would not leave, So I started taking pictures of him and he grabbed the camera out of my hand and snapped photos of me.