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JUST SCAN - PHOTO TAKEN SUNDAY 16 AUGUST 2020
WRITING WITH BLACK POSCA
Soft : GIMP ( CROPPING )
idea : el joker
les allummers prod
DLTB (Del Monte Land Transport Bus) Company 318
Hyundai D6ABX
Hyundai KMJRG18BPXC
Del Monte DM12
Location: EDSA, Brgy Pinagkaisahan, Cubao, Quezon City
this one is not for beauty reasons^^ Is anybody able to tell me what kind of bird that is? I have no clue, found it some days ago chasing blackbirds :)
edit: It's a partially albinotic blackbird -.- Thanks for your hints!
1 RAW, PS, Topaz
Thanks in advance!
8103 leads 8123 on empty Rooty Hill to Lynwood stone train 1225 at Maldon.
2019-02-11 Pacific National 8103-8123 Maldon 1225
Still wearing a black target plate from time spent at Hornsby MC working Sector 3 services, C14 leads another set towards Campsie with a service from Bankstown.
Yesterday's picture is a part of this short motion. I never thought I'd be able to find enough time to sit down in peace and finish this idea. But here it is! Finally. I came up with it many nights ago, and I remember it being so vivid and interesting I had to get up and scribble it down, too afraid that if I didn't, I would end up forgetting about it the moring after.
The concept is as simple, and as complicated as this; I meet and observe myself.
GC L782 rolls eastward through Pembroke, GA, passing and old Southern Bay window caboose adorned with an SAL decal
"BEGIN AGAIN"
A meditation on identity. When we take away our veil, our mask, the thing we hide behind - who are we? How do we find that person under the layers of identity others put on us?
This series asks these questions, and I hope you find an answer creeping up in you as you view them. I hope you enjoy the journey of looking at all these images - 11 in total. They are hanging in the JoAnne Artman Gallery in NYC through mid-August.
Let me know which one resonates with you most!
Spring is having an identity crisis, I woke up to 4 inches of snow this morning and it's still snowing like it's January here... expecting another 2-4 inches today and who knows for tomorrow but good news... Weds it's supposed to be 54 degrees out so it will melt quickly...
This Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 was standing at the local Jaguar and Fisker dealer. Totally didn't expect this!
28-01-'13
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Have you heard about Project Limited yet?
It starts right now and all the participant designers are bringing Limited Edition Itens! Don't take too long because it can be sold out when you get there!
Identity - Body Shop | Lost Soul in full detail will have 300 copies available.
Go get your!
“Without dignity, identity is erased. In its absence, men are defined not by themselves, but by their captors and the circumstances in which they are forced to live.”
NS SD50 #5444 in full Conrail livery leads CP Train 169 on the D&H, well CP by the time but we all say on "The D&H". Train arriving Binghamton, New York on the Buffalo Runner on March 14, 2005. Fujichrome Sensia 100
GIUSEPPE GRECO 2010
CANON EOS 5D EF 17-40L
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It's great to see individuals express their individuality and identity within a subculture through fashion.
A subculture is a group of people that differentiate themselves through their own norms and values while keeping a number of the parent culture's principles.
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Zen Mind
Zen mind is the "Natural" state of our beings: No self, no identity, no memes, no beliefs.
Any idea of "what is" takes us away from what is - to be in the moment, all ideas need to be gone. There's not even an "I" to have the ideas.
The natural being acts as an outcome of the movement of the universe, in the same way that an artist's brush is moved by its "universe".
All "teachings", "spiritual" paths or "sacred" practices actually take us away from the moment, because it needs an "I" to do them, with an agenda of some kind, something to gain. All of which removes our beingness from the identity-free moment.
The only way that "what is" can be experienced is to lose all traces of self, in which case the "what is" can't be experienced because there is no one there to experience it.
Any description of the state of the natural mind is false, including this one. "It" cannot be described. "It" is always "bigger" than the limiting description.
There is not even an "ultimate" state to gain, because the very idea that there is, takes us away from it.
All there is, is the operation of the universe in its all-ness. There's no such thing as "enlightened" or "unenlightened". These are just ideas of what is.
Even "bliss" or "transcendence" is a state of mind that needs an "I" to experience those feelings.
Thoughts are the glue of our belief structures. "I" is the creation of thoughts and beliefs.
What's happening, when we think we are functioning human beings, is the operating system of the brain, running sophisticated meme/belief structures that create the content of our identities and sense of self.
The only act awareness can "do" is to let go of "self" awareness. Awareness, to be fully there, needs to have no "I" attached to it.
Where there was self, there is now "active" emptiness.
Action, from this place, is an instantaneous, pure response to the call of the moment. It is the moment, the universe acting, not the person.
True peace is an absence of agitation, an absence of self-generated internal activity. So peace cannot be "done", or created - it's an absence of doing. This allows unadulterated "what-is" to be.
All action out of this state is completely harmonious and non-conflicting. There is nothing there to conflict with anything else.
A transcended being feels the world cleanly, whereas an "I", full of beliefs and ideas of self, overlays those unadulterated feelings with external content, imbuing them with emotional "charge". This charge is reactive to the world around it, continually creating conflict as it attempts to dissipate.
Whatever is actual or real can only be there when all ideas, all thoughts, all belief, all traces of identity are gone - when there is no "I" left to take us out of the moment. If the eternal now moment is all there is, this may be the only way to be in it.
Thought is only necessary, only of any use, when it is called for by the moment, for a particular task. To keep thinking beyond the particular call of the moment is the same as keeping your arm above your head all the time, or hopping on one leg all the time.
What comes out of the moment relates only to that moment. It's already past and nonexistent as it is experienced. To hold to anything experienced or said in that moment, is to live in the dead past.
If you can't touch it, show it, taste it, does it have any reality?
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NREX SD40M-2 2742, which wears marking from NRE, UP and SP leads three sisters at Burr Oak Yard in Blue Island, IL. These are likely bound for Silvis.
Resting along Green Street in front of the Bensenville diesel house, Milwaukee Road SD40-2 #19 holds onto its fading identity. Originally built as #180, it would eventually be retired prior to being patched for the Soo Line.
Note the track just above the radiator grills which used to support icicle breakers for operations on the Pacific Extension. Photo taken in September of 1986 by Bob Yanosey.
In some wonderful late afternoon light,50007 "Hercules" (running here as 50006 "Neptune") passes Foley Park with the 16.45 Kidderminster to Bridgnorth service.This was day two of the Severn Valley Railway "Class 50 Golden Jubilee" Gala - 5.10.18.
340.365 // Y3 // 01.02.2011
Today marks the beginning of Project SoulPancake! It is a 52 week project of challenges in which we will tackle art, philosophy, creativity, spirituality and most importantly, the self.
The challenge for the very first week is to "Closely Admire Your Fingerprints". This set a lot of cogs whirling in my head, but the most persistent was that of contact: what and who we touch. I thought about the role that fingerprints play at crime scenes, how they show who was there, what they touched, what happened. Throughout today I spent time thinking about exactly what I touch in an average day, and the list is endless! From my clothes when I'm getting dressed in the morning, to the pen I use to sign-in at work; from the photo-copier I use on a daily basis, to the cutlery I use when I eat; from the brush I use to brush my hair, to the three cats that I stroke when I get home, from the keyboard I spend my day typing on, to the piano keys I play when I feel like a bit of Chopin.
These touches, as well, mark us as individuals in the same was as our fingerprints do: no person would touch the exact same objects/people in one day, and even if they did, they would not touch them in the same places, nor in the same way.
Anyway, there's my obligatory ramble!
Project SoulPancake: Week 1, Closely Admire Your Fingerprints.