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The 'Dream Announcer' sees and senses when new dreams arise.
He knows how to place them in the correct position in the dream world.
So that they can develop there to their full potential.
This is my Dreaming series, where I have created Self- portraits. I have used my Self in these images as I am often full of Photo ideas, but it always seems to be a challenge finding a model when I need them, and I did not want my inspiration to run low.
I was feeling very artistic and grabbed my Camera and tripod and started shooting these images.
"I want more, impossible to ignore
Impossible to ignore
And they'll come true, impossible not to do
Impossible not to do."
Dreams ~ The Cranberies
As a photographer, it has always been a dream of mine to one day have a photograph featured on the cover of National Geographic magazine. Here’s to all dreamers and their dreams. Wall of covers, National Geographic Society. Washington D.C.
in dreams
i'm running
always running
fear clouds my mind
terror courses through my veins
yes
in dreams
i'm always running
running away
running to hide
running from someone
from something
i'm chased
hunted
so i run
until my chest aches
until i can't breathe
until i fall
and then
when i can't run anymore
i hear them
footfalls
voices
searching
seeking
i know
in my dreams i know
they will find me
i scream when they do
the fear
the terror
the panic
of what will come next
and in that scream
that wonderful
beautiful
scream
i save myself
i wake up
heart pounding
breath catching in my throat
yes
in dreams
i'm always running.
Dream catcher on Yuenchin's phone. She was busy messaging others who weren't there yet, as well as double checking the attendance of those who were there. Our diligent assistant secretary, thank you! :)
For the story of the entire journey, check out my blog entry: Pulau Ubin Photo Outing.
The young IDF soldier’s life changed in an instant when three bullets ripped through his torso. For Radi Kaiuf, the good news was that he survived. The bad news was that the doctors told him that he would never walk again. In other words, as the patient hears it, “You are going to live, but you will have no life.” He spent his days, as many paraplegics, confined to a wheelchair, dreaming of walking again.
Although Radi did not know it at the time, elsewhere in Israel another man by the name of Amit Goffer had been paralyzed in an automobile accident. Although no longer having the use of either his arms or his legs, Amit had the training – he is a scientist and inventor – and the determination to walk again also. And he set out to do something about it. He explained that “It’s natural to me that, if there is a problem, physics has a solution.” The solution was an invention he calls ReWalk.
ReWalk is light-weight exoskeleton that a paraplegic can literally sit in, then fasten some straps, press a button, and be standing tall in just a few seconds. Then, through the use of the same tilt technology that is used in a Segway, the individual, assisted by the power of the ReWalk, can walk in any direction he or she pleases, including backward. Radi and others have discovered that they need no other special accommodations like ramps, because they can climb and descend stairs without assistance.
There is an amazing and unexpected theme that is common in the testimonials of ReWalk users. They all tell how wonderful it is for them to be able to stand and talk to other people at eye level. They share how they no longer feel left out of conversations as they did when confined to a seated position.
An IDF soldier and an Israel scientist are inspiring and giving hope to tens of thousands of paraplegics all over Israel and Europe. ReWalk is waiting for FDA approval in the US, which, hopefully, should happen soon. The US Department of Veterans Affairs has already agreed to subsidize the cost of ReWalk units for injured veterans.
A final word . . . and the rest of the story. We need to note Amit Goffer’s incomparable display of compassion and love for others. You see, he can’t use his own invention yet, because he is a quadriplegic and therefore does not have the use of his arms that is necessary to use ReWalk.
Here is a way to pay homage to Radi and Amit. The next time you are standing in line, for whatever reason it may be, instead of being frustrated, take the time to pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6) and thank the Lord for men like Radi and Amit who are making the joy of standing in line possible again for those whose dream it is to walk again.
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Public domain clip-art that I colorized or transparencyized (e.g., remove the background and leave it transparent).
Everybody needs a dream and my particular dream is to save as quickly as possible for my next vacation!
Faithfully restored, although not all of the black background has been repainted. Missing too is a former admonition at the lower left:
DON'T
POSTER
HERE.
SHOW
RESPECT
Added feature is that the seats are now painted red. (The cardboard notice says "WET Paint".)
Yes, Ms Reflections, it is back to where it might once have been.
I confess, I owned a Super dream, more of a super nightmare really, bought it as a cheap hack to go to work on, it was well past it's sell by date, ended up giving it to the scrapman.
My dream is becoming her dream. She asks to go the beach several times a week to photograph the sunset. She has taken over my second camera body and totes it around, asking a million questions about light and focus.
This image also illustrates a dream for me. 15 years ago this week, my camera loving daughter came into our lives, fulfilling one of my greatest dreams. : )
*dreaming - Träumerei*
(based on HDR)
© 05 - 2015 by RICHARD von LENZANO
Kamera: Fujifilm Finepix HS50 EXR
Am I dreaming?
Is this for real??
Did you use Photoshop in this photo???
Are you nuts???
What????
Where?????
Hello. Can you answer me??????
Jannett Esparza, a senior political science major, holds up her handwritten dream for posting on the dream wall during the grand opening of the Titan Dreamers Resource Center in the Pollak Library.