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Taken the other day in a local park with my Lensbaby. I've cropped in close for this portrait so a lot of the classic tilt/shift effect has been lost with the exception of the edges. Converted to mono and given a high key treatment.
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Knowing our history: African American Slavery & the University of Maryland, reception a the David C. Driskell Center for the Study of the Visual Arts and Culture of African Americans and the African Diaspora. Speakers include Ira Berlin, the students of History 429, Elizabeth McAllister, Carol Sheffrey Parham, Dottie Chiquelo, Rev. L. Jerome Fowler and C.D. Mote. Shot 10/9/2009
Knowing I love my books,
he furnish'd me.
From my own Library,
with volumes,
that I prize above my Dukedom.
-Prospero
The Tempest
Shakespeare
Mominah and I had quite a debate on these lines. LOL. But I'm glad that we did. What do you think?
These lines are taken from "Your Sacred Self" by Dr. Wayne Dyer. I have been reading this book for a while now. This book was given to dad along with some other great books.
Have a great day!
"...knowing their deepest, darkest secrets and being aware of every flaw but still thinking they're the most wonderful person in the entire world and wanting to be with them anyway. Really though, love is much too big to be captured and defined in a few words, but i think that's pretty close."
16/100 Megan Lane
Age: 18
From: Norcross, GA
love + 100 strangers // July 09.
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Knowing it's days were numbered, 725 and 621 lumber into Tarro, a place they have visited more than often than not.
knowing that i am never good in character expression, plus limited time for the preparation, i decided to use the edible print for the face. well, kinda happy with the result.. hahaha.... (cheating)
These Huoarani have seen many foreigners and Ecuadorians from beyond their land. In order to campaign to keep their land they have engaged with the outside world. The man on right has worked in tourist town of Banos and says he has a girlfriend from New York
- knowing better of what I like and drinking... 2-hour course about coffee history, types, ways to harvest, ways to processing, cuppers' roles, getting the best cup etc... and the differences between arabica & robusta, long black & americano...
#coffee #arabica #robusta #expressolab #sg
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Knowing me, knowing you (ah-ha)
There is nothing we can do
Knowing me, knowing you (ah-ha)
We just have to face it, this time
(This time, this time) we're through (we're through)
This time we're through, we're really through
Breaking up is never easy, I know, but I have (I have to go) to go
(This time I have to go, this time I know) knowing me, knowing you
It's the best I can do
Knowing our history: African American Slavery & the University of Maryland, reception a the David C. Driskell Center for the Study of the Visual Arts and Culture of African Americans and the African Diaspora. Speakers include Ira Berlin, the students of History 429, Elizabeth McAllister, Carol Sheffrey Parham, Dottie Chiquelo, Rev. L. Jerome Fowler and C.D. Mote. Shot 10/9/2009
Knowing the Voice of God | www.holyspiritspeaks.org/gospel/the-lord-has-appeared | God's words
God’s six-thousand-year management plan is coming to an end, and the gate of the kingdom has been opened to all those who seek the appearance of God. Dear brothers and sisters, what are you waiting for? What is it that you seek? Do you await the appearance of God? Are you searching for the footprints of God? How the appearance of God is yearned for! And how difficult it is to find God’s footprints! In an age such as this, in a world such as this, what must we do to witness the day of God’s appearance? What must we do to follow the footprints of God? Such questions are faced by all those who await the appearance of God. You have all considered them on more than one occasion—but with what outcome? Where does God appear? Where are the footprints of God? Have you gained the answers?
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Image Source: The Church of Almighty God
knowing how much everything cost.....(you photographers know) it goes in here to protect my investment.
Knowing Garston, every day there's buses on routes that aren't allocated to them, it's very common for one of the 142's batch of ALX400's to stray on the 258. As of September this should happen no longer, as the route passes to London Sovereign. VLA173 (LJ55 BVE)
Seen on a 1978 MERCEDES-BENZ T2 L508.
Old fire-brigade equipment van, now in use as transporter for musical instruments.
4 cylinder diesel engine,
2477 kg.
The T2 406/506/508-Series was introduced in Jan. 1968.
Production T2-Series 1st generation: 1967-1986.
Original Dutch reg. number: Febr. 13, 1978.
Haaksbergen, Sterrebosstraat, Sept. 14, 2014.
© 2014 Sander Toonen Amsterdam | All Rights Reserved
As a child I was terrified of wolves, likely due to the story, The Big Bad Wolf. Now, I am fascinated, and in awe of them. They have been represented in many ways throughout time in literature and art, film,and music. Who could resist this look?
(not the best exposure of all time, but I love the pose)
"Within every woman there is a wild and natural creature, a powerful force, filled with good instincts, passionate creativity, and ageless knowing. Her name is Wild Woman, but she is an endangered species. Though the gifts of wildish nature come to us at birth, society's attempt to "civilize" us into rigid roles has plundered this treasure, and muffled the deep, life-giving messages of our own souls."
These words from the book by Clarrissa Pinkola Estes, "Women Who Run with the Wolves" take us on a journey of discovery through storytelling, and reaching into the ancient archetypes, to reveal our true nature. She is a wonderful "Cantadora", storyteller.
Today on my birthday, I intend to honour my wildish nature.
Have a wonderful day. Dare to howl.
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Knowing our history: African American Slavery & the University of Maryland, reception a the David C. Driskell Center for the Study of the Visual Arts and Culture of African Americans and the African Diaspora. Speakers include Ira Berlin, the students of History 429, Elizabeth McAllister, Carol Sheffrey Parham, Dottie Chiquelo, Rev. L. Jerome Fowler and C.D. Mote. Shot 10/9/2009
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