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this fabulous view was curtesy of a tropical drepression that may or may not turn into a typhoon (according to the weather woman)... it rained so hard that afternoon i was thinking i may never see a glorious sunset for the next few days. at quarter to six, the hellish raining stopped. then the clouds and sun for the next twenty minutes did it's thing. truely amazing to see how the sky changes with every dip of the sun into the horizon. this part of the sunset was just before the blue hour. had to shoot and focus fast... this (birght orange and yellow against blue)... only lasted about eight minutes. about three minutes after this shot there was no more... rain started again that night.
vertorama from 3 exposures. one for the top (not much processing done) and two for the bottom for details and tones. stitched together in that thing called photoshop.
thank you and goodnight... viewing and commenting resumes tomorrow morning =)
And now I understand
What you tried to say to me
How you suffered for your sanity
How you tried to set them free
Perhaps they'll listen now
For they could not love you
But still your love was true
And when no hope was left in sight
On that starry, starry night
You took your life as lovers often do
But I could have told you Vincent
This world was never meant
For one as beautiful as you
Starry, starry night
Portraits hung in empty halls
Frameless heads on nameless walls
With eyes that watch the world and can't forget
Like the stranger that you've met
The ragged men in ragged clothes
The silver thorn of bloody rose
Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow
And now I think I know
What you tried to say to me
How you suffered for your sanity
How you tried to set them free
They would not listen
They're not listening still
Perhaps they never will
Songwriters
MCLEAN, DON
70% of the pregnent women face it. though postpartum depression is more recognized, to ensure that the baby's grows healthily its important to recognized this type of depression and seek help for it . It might help the mother feel more secure and closer to the baby hence helping to prevent postpartum depression.
most common signs of depression include
- Problems concentrating
- Problems with sleeping
- Fatigue
- Changes in eating habits
you can fine more info here
* NO I AM NOT PREGNANT
13/03/09
someone sent a printout of this picture to my mom saying your daughter is pregnant and as if this is the proof... well who ever did that i know you cant read this either because you illiterate idiot cant read the boldly written " no i am not pregnant" bit and this person i'm sure believes that all the dramatic series on tv are real too...
Habitat: sul fondo umido di una depressione del terreno, presso Pinus sylvestris e Salix sp.
Spore gibbose, 7-9 x 5-6 micron Cistidi corti: fino a 55x18 micron, con pareti ammonio-positive spesse fino a 4 micron. Caulocistidi sull'intera superficie dello stipite.
Postcard.
In 1932, during the Great Depression, George Daynor built a castle out of old automobile parts and mud. . Twenty-five cents got visitors a guided tour of the place from Daynor. When he died penniless in 1964, his palace was leveled by Vineland town officials who found the place an embarrassment.
-- Frank Brusca
When one of the blue days starts eating you alive
Am all alone and sad bored and have nothing to do
I have a headache from the minute I woke up
I know why
I didn't sleep
I only had 3 hrs of sleep
So tired
I play .. Recklessly .. creating a mess
With my nail polish
And then
I receive a message
Usually no body sends me messages
Only to ask about something
Or messages from the bank
Visa withdrawal
Ads
Etisalat annoying promotions
But when I checked the message
It as from a friend
I know her from Uni
We still sms each other
The message really made my day
She remembers me
No need to call me
But she sends me messages
That will always cheer me up
Jokes that drives me insanely hyper
The mood flips
180 degrees
^_^
I'm experimenting with taking my "scratch" painting that I do with a skewer and going to swirls, using a very fine pointy paintbrush. I need a better brush, one with just a bit more stiffness to it. Oh, darn. Another tool I just have to have. :)
This painting is 7" x 7" and is acrylic on cardstock. I tried to show how depression feels as described to me by a couple family members.
My friend died of depressions in 2001. When I was visiting my father's grave, I have also found his grave. I didn't know it before, because there was no funeral service. I was happy to read his name and to think of our friendship.
Olympus XA, Zuiko 35mm, f2,8, Kodak T-max 100, (50) Spur Acurol N, 20 Celsius degrees, 10 min. 30 sec.
"I was scared...the only thing I knew about Brixton was from The Clash, and they told me there were guns there." - Carroll Kirk (my big brother)
Guns of Brixton [YouTube]
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First run on the Kelsey. Wood type + lead | www.depressionpress.org
Hurricane Isaac has not been devastating, but lots of rain... Now it's Cuba's turn. At least I learned the expression "tropical depression" - that's when the Caribbean reminds me more of home than I like it to. Update: In spite of a milder version of the hurricane this time, 8 people has been reported to have died in Haiti due to drowning or being hit by falling trees and walls, a tragedy and a reminder what may happen when the big hurricane hits this vulnerable society.
Took this image back to its original format, as I felt like it illustrated the feel better. The weight hovering over, flattening you. I liked the angles of the pose in the last one, but the quasi rigor mortis aesthetic was was more true to the theme.
Strobist info: Two flashes shot through diffusers, CR gelled CTO (color shift in post) and CL, angled about 30 degrees behind my head and feet. Radio trigger.
They had this modern wallpaper in almost every room of their xray-institute
......I said I would come back at night
to paint at least ONE green leave on their dead trees ;-)
Depression is a complicated condition that arises and maintains itself in a way that's is distinct to each person's history, biology, thinking patterns, behavior, relationships and environment. In order to conquer it in a way that is sustainable each of those relevant domains may need to be addressed. This can take time and countless barriers exist. It's not as simple as just doing one thing and you'll feel better. We can't use ourselves as a frame of reference to understand someone else. What we can do is shut off our judgment makers and seek to understand. That sets the stage for any type of helping. Have a favorite theory? Put in on the shelf. You'll need more than one and that may not be the one. What's in the box? That's a great question. Ask it.
Model credit: Mel S Query
Concept: Mel S Query
NS 7556 leads a southbound train headed for Columbus, GA through Calcis, AL on picture perfect gray, cold and breezy day for depression.
Piece by piece, she is fading away
A broken statue, a shadow of her former self
The loneliness and desperation gnaws away at her heavy heart
Who is she? Why is she here?
The world is such a confusing place
She tries to find her way back
But, no-one understands
She is lost...
© Swinty 2015
I realise that this is a little dark, but I think we have all been touched by depression either directly or indirectly at some point. I am feeling a little melancholy at the moment, as I know someone who's suffering from it and I really feel for them.
this is the first image for my new project " ЯR is for Revolution"
Many of you do not know, but I suffer from an acute form of depression for three years. This project for me is a way to get out of this black hole.
The project will reflect the 21 stages that I have been going through in recent years: from insane anger to crazy toxic love. Stay with me, express your opinion. It is very important for me. Thank you.
I will be glad to hear your opinion about my work in the comments below. please feel free to voice it
My dear friend Derrick Tyson has been so kind as to interview me for his magazine Sinescope.
I had these posted on flickr till my account expired, now they are all hidden, as are the stories behind them....
but follow the link above, and you'll get all the details...