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My idea for this photo was to make everything else look black and white and the tear on MY cheek was to be dramatic and I made the glasses red to emphasize the pain. Because red is usually the color of pain... I guess
Zeiss 24mm f1.8. I had the chance to go outside annd shoot some stuff that caught my eye. I did't need to go far, just the front yard! Went down and low and found some interesting subjects to capture.
You say your life's like riding on a fast train
It's easy to see far away
But right up close it's just a blurry haze
Flyin' by from day to day.
. . . Who's gonna fry those cryin' eyes?
Neil Young
KTO Theatre premiere. Performance based on "Blindness", novel written Jose Saramango, main square, Cracow, Poland
Premiera teatru KTO. Spektakl oparty o powieść "Miasto ślepców" Jose Saramango, rynek główny, Kraków, Polska
the yellow daisy was the last flower poking out from under the ice in our garden Crying for help to be freed from a frozen crave
Kashmiri woman cries near a body of Fayaz Ahmad 9unseen) during his funeral preparations in Srinagar on September 18, 2010. Fayaz was injured during an anti-India protest on September 14 and succumbed to his injuries in a hospital. Police fired on fresh anti-India demonstrations in Kashmir on Saturday, killing three protesters and bringing the number of civilian deaths in an unprecedented wave of unrest to 102. The new deaths came as thousands of Kashmiris poured on to the streets shouting "Go back India" and "We want freedom" as New Delhi grappled to find ways to end the escalating pro-independence demonstrations. Women and children joined young men staging protests, defying curfews imposed across the mainly Muslim region to contain the spiralling unrest