Depression and BiPolar
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I took this at Deer River, which goes to show that even the most gorgeous places can be home to subtle as well. Read about Deer River here on on my blog.
Be kind to people, spread love, bring smiles. You never know what people are dealing with behind their masks. ♥
Rural Fresno County
Take thee even or take thee odd, I would not sleep here if I could,
Except for the memories and the stillness that now resides.
(With apologies to Archibald McLeish)
The gentle depression of the ancient earthwork, Grimms Ditch, leads through the land of the beech trees. Love how those on the slope gently curve upwards making for some wonderful compositions. Taken in Barnes's Grove, Buckinghamshire.
Analogica, Pentax K 1000 ( 1976 ), Pentax 28 mm f 2.8, Fomapan 200 asa, sviluppo con Rodinal. Questa foto non c' entra niente con il virus, rispettate le regole del governo ma cercate di essere di buon umore, la depressione è peggiore della peste
Sometimes I just wanna shoot something scenic. Through the eye of the lens even things decayed have a natural beauty about them.
Main Station and Fuel Pump by: -ANHELO
Set by: Me
*Working Towards a Better WorldUntil you've had depression I don't think you're qualified to talk about it. - Geoffrey Boycott
Art saved me; it got me through my depression and self-loathing, back to a place of innocence. -Jeanette Winterson
If you look at suicides, most of them are connected to depression. And the mental health system just fails them. It's so sad. We know what to do. We just don't do it. - Rosalynn Carter
Depression is the inability to construct a future.- Rollo May
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! xo💜💜
I took 32 images of this composition, I achieved this photo after the 6th image and another 26 images chasing a recreation of the effect, I didn’t, I came close but no cigar. I didn’t envisage this photo before I took it, it was the result of experimentation. The composition of a single exposed rock was chosen to line up with mist muted sun radiating across the sea using a reverse ND grad. Right exposure but the shutter speed was too fast so I added a 6 stop ND filter, this slowed the shutter speed from 1/10 of a sec to 1.3 seconds with a couple of tweaks of the ISO, then hey pesto this lovely whirlpool effect around the rock, as soon the dark image flashed on the lcd I knew I had something, it was a bit different and so I found out not to be repeated. Have a nice weekend.
This can be a tough time of the year for many people.
I know the devastation that depression can do to you and your loved ones.
Since last night I'm feeling quite depressive because of the never ending nonsense named 'lockdown'.
Now everybody can proof that there isn't and wasn't a pandemic situation at all;
but governments don't end their course!
My power slowly goes away ...
[15. Juni 2020]
George Segal's famous "Depression Bread Line" (The Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, New Jersey)
(The textures by SkeletalMess.
Thank you very much, Jerry Jones!)
My depressive peak that has been devastating me for several weeks seems to be coming to an end. It's a hard work on myself, and I wouldn't have the strength without my loved ones, and psychological help.
Pascal Quignard said that the only cure for depression is depression. To say it differently, I would say that the scars left by it are like the golden joints of the art of Kintsugi.
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Milena Carbone's art studio
Novels - art photography - dance performance
"Depression feels like something dark and rough, eating you from the inside. It feels like sharp, jagged rocks, forming from the inside of your heart. Slowly, piercing through every cell of your heart, jutting its way outside. Until finally... finally... it consumes you. Then, you become one with it"
Excerpt from www.destinationontario.com/en-ca/attractions/warsaw-caves...:
The Warsaw Caves were formed when a glacier melted at the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 12,000 years ago. The unique geography of the caves is made up of cavities in limestone, and the round caves are known as “kettles.” These spiral depressions were created when pieces of stone were swirled around into the limestone by the ancient river that used to cover the entire area.
Once the ice was gone, the river began to recede. Free from the burden of heavy ice, the ground gently rose, unveiling the breathtaking limestone caves that are now open for exploration.
Packard entered the 1930s at the top of the super luxury car pecking order and with enviable cash reserves, putting it in a strong position to weather the coming Depression; but President and General Manager James Alvan Macauley, who also served as President of the National Automobile Manufacturers Association, took steps to further improve the company’s fortunes. Production was consolidated, extraneous facilities closed and parts were shared between different models whenever possible to reduce costs. One thing that did not change was Packard’s relationship with the brilliant designer Raymond Dietrich, whose work had been a major contribution to Packard’s continuing success. Dietrich’s Sports Phaeton design for the new-for-1932 Twin Six model was the inspiration for this award-winning Packard Twin Six 906 Dual Cowl Phaeton. Built on a 7-passenger long wheelbase chassis, it features a hand-crafted body modified with new wood and aluminum door panels in the dual cowl, dual windshield style, and is fitted with dual side mount spare tires, a rear mounted trunk rack, built-in rear trunk and Pilot Ray driving lights.
A dark, grey, wet, foggy day a dripping wet bench and a sense of solitude, I'm lucky enough not to have severe bouts of depression but on those rare days I do experience a level of depression this just about sums up my emotional mind.
The picture was taken of a part of Taferner's sculpture group Editha Wegbegleiter, which can be seen in Szombathely (Hungary). The work caught my eye at first sight. The facial expression and the cracks and fracture lines on the face awakened thoughts in me, which I tried to express with my photo.
Szombathelyen (Magyarország) látható Taferner Editha Wegbegleiter című szoborcsoportja egy részletéről készült a kép. Az alkotás első látásra megfogott. Az arckifejezés és az arcon húzódó repedések, törésvonalak gondolatokat ébresztettek bennem, amelyeket megpróbáltam a fotómmal kifejezni.