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Hello friends, I leave you with my latest work on Flickr....its name "Future mom" in which my girlfriend Zaleyna Reyez participates, and who will make me a happy father....
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Wet, continuous wet. Is this the future we have created? A rain soaked seat on outdoor exercise equipment in the park.
Aaaaand bike week finally comes to a close. It’s a Friday, so we’ve got to go out with something sporty.
Many thanks to everyone who followed along this week and viewed/commented/favorited. I’m sure I’ll get the mini motorcycle bug again some day, but for now it’s back to sorting… :-)
Looking forward, looking for the life, looking in my soul, looking for the future, our future, our world.
We must defend the child, because the child will be our future.
A bright future for my son, Ethan.
I want to express my deepest appreciation to my Father & Mother for migrating to this wonderful country, Australia. It's very tough living in the Phillipines, as it is a Third World Country, many children don't have the choice of what to eat, what show to watch or even to play with toys. Ethan has all of this and much, much more. I hope one day my family and I will have the opportunity to go to the Philippines and that someday, Ethan can appreciate (like I and my side of the family do) the wonderful gift of life and freedom Australia has to offer.
Again, thank you Mum and Dad for all your hard work and the many sacrifices you made for my siblings and I, we truly are grateful.
Whenever I dig into my old stuff the question always creeps into my head, "What would I tell that kid if I could tell him anything?"
You are going to do OK for yourself but in a quiet, unspectacular way. He (I) already knew that. In fact I took that for granted.
You are going to lose people that mean the world to you and you will never stop grieving for them. I knew that too ( we all do ) but I would have never admitted as much, preferring to only recognize those bitter truths as I was being run over by them.
I suppose I couldn't resist giving some sage advice but I wouldn't listen to myself. I remember making a point of not acting on good advice when dispensed by anyone professing to know what life was really about.
All in all it's a good thing time travel isn't possible. Aside from being freaked out by my wrinkly old self showing up to tell me crap I knew but didn't have the courage to act on, I would have been angered that all the suspense and mystery had just been taken out of life. For all the effort that goes into fiction about jumping back or ahead in time I think it is good that we have to crunch along alone without the aid of a nebbish future self showing up every so often to whine and moan about how I'm so lacking in ambition. I'm peeved at myself right now just for thinking up the thought of it.
I first put this together in 2012. Today I thought about it and made an effort to find the original images. 1974 was taken with a Canon F1 and a 50mm f1.4. 2012 was taken with a Pentax K10D and the 18-55 kit lens. In 2012 I used Gimp to stack the images. This time around I used Affinity Photo.
"My Sweet Friend, Deb, has a birthday
today and I'd like to say that I'm thinking
of her on her Special Day....and wishing
her the best of everything the future holds."
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"Enjoy your Special Day, Sweet Deb, and
don't forget to close your eyes and make
a wish as you blow out your 29 candles!"
~Mary Lou
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The past, present and future meet where glacial sands encroach on a modern forest.
Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 7-14mm f/2.8 Pro. Raw conversion and post processsing were performed in Adobe Lightroom Classic 11.
I'm going to have to send Lydia away to an all girls' boarding school, I think. I won't have time to keep all the mean boys away from her.
Shot for Week 16 of my "52 Weeks of 2023" flickr group project given the theme "Black & White Architecture".
This walkway not only looks futuristic, it's on the path I take every day to and from my office. So for me, it literally is a look 'into the future" every day.
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I would sum up my fear about the future in one word: boring. And that's my one fear: that everything has happened; nothing exciting or new or interesting is ever going to happen again ... the future is just going to be a vast, conforming suburb of the soul
J.G. Ballard