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by Mischa Badasyan
"I exist in the relations. Others create me and I am a reflection of others. I wanna be part of you - your body, your moment, your story, and your life. Once I met him. This encounter is still a memorable moment of something that moves me forward, let me dance and spin around. His body stucked to mine and we were breathing together. I have been embraced from inside, I became part of him. We were together, once and for ever."
Headed back to my car Saturday morning after my encounter with Daniel, see stranger 16. I ran across this gentleman reading the paper. What struck me was his large heart shaped pendant. Joe was his name, a Little Rock native, and he had a ring to match. I complimented him on his bling and he said "Why thank you young man" I said "Why the heart?", his response was that he had a big heart. Good enough for my curiosity. Joe had this jewelry made for him in the 80's in California. I told him about my project and he was delighted to have his picture taken. Thank you Joe for being my 17th stranger.
This picture is #017 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
I have seen him always sitting on this spot every morning I pass by at Magay, Compostela, Cebu.
He has his hat on, his black wardrobe, he has a doll on his neck, a plastic bag, and the typical sack.
This morning I stop, and I see him very busy sorting his things on that plastic bag. He does not mind me aiming my camera to him.
He is one of the victims of injustice in this harsh world. Adam & Eve, the first disobedient man and woman, passed on to us the imperfect genes, leaving us all susceptible to all dreaded diseases including all types of mental disorders, and even death.
What a different world we live now, when Adam & Eve did not willfully disobeyed God, so he can pass to us also the perfect genes. We will be sick, grow old and die.
So we can live forever on a global paradise in this very earth, God give us to enjoy and live. Living forever is the original plan of God for us all. Proof to that is that he create us a brain that will not become full. Memories since childhood is with in our biological CPU, that we dont now how many gigs. Unlike computers, brain capacity is endless. We can learn so much until we like it to.
This man, will be restored to his original sane mind, thru a government called Kingdom of God. Jesus will heal him completely soon.
MCKNGBRD is a passion project that grew from a strong desire to make beauti-ful and protec-tive pro-ducts for personal tech. The brand bridges the gap between fast and slow, hand and machine, personal tech and luxury fashion. Founder Navid Mokhberi has set out to create the kind of cases he him-self wanted to own: hard-working, versa-tile and exquisi-tely made. The brand’s premium cases are design-ed to be 'refined enough for the board-room, yet rugged enough for an after-noon hike'.
We have been working with MCKNGBRD since 2014, when the company was founded. Our initial project for the brand* encompassed naming and the design of the visual identity, including a range of printed pieces.
As the product develop-ment reached its final stages in the Autumn of 2018, we were commis-sioned to design and develop an e-commerce plat-form and brand site for MCKNGBRD. The site is built around two main sections; the Shop and the Brand. While the Shop section employs a modular grid with forced asymmetrical shifts, the brand section tells the story of the brand in a contin-uous, single line of type travelling horizon-tally (desktop). Throughout this stream of cons-cious-ness, the text is continually inter-sected by images and videos, illustra-ting the story. This collage of imagery was pains-takingly sourced, collected and scanned from old comics, maga-zines and films. The text is based around story provid-ed by MCKNGBRD’s founder, which we re-wrote and refor-matted for the website.
A bespoke typeface, called MCKNGBRD Serif (SemiBold), was designed in colla-boration with type designer Tor Weibull. The typeface is used for display purposes across the site and most promin-ently in its Story section.
Additionally, we art directed a series of photo-shoots, both encompas-sing the product imagery for the webshop and campaign focused images. Here, we worked closely with photo-graphers Carl Oliver Ander and Erik Gustafsson, who both move seam-lessly between the worlds of art and commerce. For the product imagery, we aimed to emphasise the adapt-ability of the products by super-imposing them on large format printed image back-grounds. The image back-grounds were all shot by Ander on nume-rous loca-tions around Europe and in the US. Much like the Mockingbird’s ability to mimic the sounds of its environ-ment, making it one of nature’s most skilled adopters, the images create a tromp l'œil, where it is some-times hard to distin-guish between 2D and 3D. The campaign images expands on this idea, with multiple layers of images and physical objects creating a theatre-like set for the products.
Additional campaign imagery was shot by Erik Gustafsson, who employed his signa-ture snap-shot style and made a visual diary of a day and night with the cases. To amplify the distinc-tion between the two types images, these were all shot on film, leaving physical discre-pancies and applying only very moderate editing in post-production.
We work continously with MCKNGBRD as they enter new markets and as their product catalogue keeps growing.
See the full case study on our website:
Jackson County Triathlon/Duathlon presented by Elite Cycling at Longview Lake in Lee's Summit, Missouri
by Mischa Badasyan
"I exist in the relations. Others create me and I am a reflection of others. I wanna be part of you - your body, your moment, your story, and your life. Once I met him. This encounter is still a memorable moment of something that moves me forward, let me dance and spin around. His body stucked to mine and we were breathing together. I have been embraced from inside, I became part of him. We were together, once and for ever."
I guess the first photo of my trip to Skye should be of my brilliant host, Mr. M - with many thanks to him. I had a fantastic few days. makes me wonder why I have taken so long to return there. The scenery was absolutely magnificent and as an added bonus, it was great to meet fellow flickrite, Commander Holmes. Scroll down for more.
"As children, we did not know if we were going to laugh or cry but, as adults, we "possess" this world, we make endless use of it, it is made of intelligible and utilisable objects. It is made of earth, stone, wood, plants, animals. We work the earth, we build houses, we eat bread and wine."
~ Georges Bataille, 1897-1962 ~
From "The Cruel Practice of Art"
...We drank lots of wine ....
More views from the house.
Apparently 3 legged pigs in Chile (not that you can see he only has 3 legs) are good luck???? Not sure why....he must be handmade because I can see someones fingerprint on him!
Himes machinery deals in used large machinery like robotic welding cell machine and are the sellers specializing in machining spare parts as well as industries involved with heavy equipment machinery business. There are various sort of big equipments, machinery and spares, in which Himes Machinery deals in. This is the (1982) 36" STARTRITE Vertical Band Saw, Model: 316 - $6,900 available at Himes machinery e bay store. For more details visit here - vimeo.com/80865747
by Mischa Badasyan
"I exist in the relations. Others create me and I am a reflection of others. I wanna be part of you - your body, your moment, your story, and your life. Once I met him. This encounter is still a memorable moment of something that moves me forward, let me dance and spin around. His body stucked to mine and we were breathing together. I have been embraced from inside, I became part of him. We were together, once and for ever."
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Sunday, 5 April 2015: Easter Sunday: Mu Gompa (3700 m) to Chhokang Paro (3030 m)
After our night of snow we woke to blue skies and a magical snowy view out over the Tsum Valley and the mountains of the Ganesh Himal (गणेश हिमाल). Crisp and clear. Val decided on a change of plan - rather than spending another day and night at Mu, we'd start our journey back down the Tsum today to rendezvous with Anthony and Namgyal in Chhokang Paro.
After breakfast in the terraced rooms, and checking to see if the snowfall had caused any damage, there was time for Val, Tsering and me to continue a short way further along the ancient trade route to Tibet, turning back at a fresh landslide and fast melting snow. Fabulous. I wish I could have spent longer here right up at the top of Upper Tsum, exploring the higher level trails that wind their way around the mountains.
Back at the gompa, we visited the main prayer hall before starting our descent. A morning of strong sun at high altitude meant that most of the slopes we had to negotiate on our way down were clear from snow. Phew.
Lunch at Chhule (छुले 3350m) back at our Ani campsite, a quick visit to the village elders, then on to Chhokang Paro taking the west bank of the Sardi Khola / Syar Khola / Tsum Chu river this time. A long day.
Great to see Anthony and Namgyal again in the evening and a Cham festival - with traditional dancing and fertility playlets - in the village gompa. A real treat. Lots of other tourists there - quite a surprise as we'd not seen many other westerners on the route. Dinner at Namgyal’s family home, complete with cake.
Map from Günter Seyfferth’s Die Berge des Himalaya (The mountains of Himalaya). Here are his annotated photos from Mu Gompa: Chhule, Churke Himal and Ganesh II and Phuchun Khola valley, Pashuwo, Langpo Kangri, Ganesh I (Yangra Kangri), Churke Himal.
Read more about my Tsum Valley trek with Val Pitkethly.
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My husband is struggling to stay alive. He is currently fighting Lymes Disease and two Co-infections. These have left him inoperable to repair hernias throughout his body, abdominal wall reconstruction to fix protruding tacks and mesh, and now thoracic degeneration. He has been on bedrest since Thanksgiving with increasing inability to accomplish even the smallest tasks. The nerves on his right side are always sending pain, buzzing, tickling feelings through his body. His medication list is too long to post here and he continues to decline. 6 1 and 130 pounds, difficulty swallowing, right side numbness, inability to sleep, throat closure, tremors, left side muscle lock up, and a host of other physical, nuerological, mental and emotional issues. Local university hospitals have been unable to help and referred him to the Mayo clinic for diagnosis and surgery. This at a time of complete financial exhaustion.
He took these photos when he was still able.
Please help if you can
My husband is struggling to stay alive. He is currently fighting Lymes Disease and two Co-infections. These have left him inoperable to repair hernias throughout his body, abdominal wall reconstruction to fix protruding tacks and mesh, and now thoracic degeneration. He has been on bedrest since Thanksgiving with increasing inability to accomplish even the smallest tasks. The nerves on his right side are always sending pain, buzzing, tickling feelings through his body. His medication list is too long to post here and he continues to decline. 6 1 and 130 pounds, difficulty swallowing, right side numbness, inability to sleep, throat closure, tremors, left side muscle lock up, and a host of other physical, nuerological, mental and emotional issues. Local university hospitals have been unable to help and referred him to the Mayo clinic for diagnosis and surgery. This at a time of complete financial exhaustion.
He took these photos when he was still able.
Please help if you can
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I met him in an city corner. I prayed so that he did good job.
普段からの婚活と、ちょっとした運が運命を引き寄せるのではないでしょうか。
銀座にはそんな何かが、すこしあるように思います。
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