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so I wait for you like a lonely house till you will see me again and live in me. Till then my Window ache.
To say I am busy now is a complete understatement. It is sad I've been living on my own for a month now and today was the first day where I went out and went grocery shopping. No more delivery or cafeteria food for me! But in the last picture I uploaded (or one of the past recent ones) I told you how I have friends that are going to a non art university and they told me that it would be easier for me than them. Uh no. I'm at school for around 12 hours a day. My non-art school friends maybe at most 5 hours a day. Yea, it is so much easier for you than me...
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That's child and family services, so I thought how it's a very odd organization with all sadness it contains, and it's longing for what's just across the street. The saturated window tint also brings the it portrays.
Leica rangefinder (M7) w/ 50mm Summicron (type 3). Fuji Velvia 100. Nikon 9000 scanner.
A little too saturated for my taste. Maybe it was because of the bright sunny day. I still have a brick of the 100 and 50 iso to go through.
This is Mr. Paws - the friendly neighbourhood daschund with the soulful expression. He often saunters into our house to say hello and get a back rub. He is one of the "longest" dogs I have seen.
"If it be your will
That a voice be true
From this broken hill
I will sing to you
From this broken hill
All your praises they shall ring
If it be your will
To let me sing"
Oh how I wish I was driving that road a couple of weeks ago when peak color hit the Aspendell area. Unfortunately I was unable to get out there this year, partly due to other obligations (my band was gigging that weekend) and also because we were in Hawaii the previous week. I guess I can't complain too much about the second one, haha.
It was kind of strange this year because I didn't realize how much I wanted to take another fall photography road trip until it was too late. I'm actually really disappointed that I didn't get to go, as last year's trip made a big impact on me and my photography. Some of my favorite images were taken on that trip and I feel like I really took my photography to the next level. Sadly I will have to wait until next year to do it again.
The occupants of this sailboat are strategically placing themselves close to shore for the evenings annual Canada Day firework display. Every year (for more then at least the last 15 years), not only the residents of Durham come out but the owners of all the boats at the nearby local Marina, make it a yearly occasion to undock and ride up close to the beach shoreline and drop anchor for a front row view to view a spectacular firework light show. Like myself, this lady is probably wishing she too could watch from that specific venue....
Unfortunately my little 16 foot bowrider was sold over 6 years ago.
I am almost lost for words when looking upon these fragile flowers in early spring. They are the most beautiful spring messengers and last so short time I do always my best to capture their loveliness in photos. Seeing nature still looking brown greyish and seemingly lifeless these early flowers forebode the explosion of colours and sweet scents which will come shortly in the footsteps of Spring. I know it passes too quickly and always gives me a longing to experience it again and again, although I have to wait all too many months. Enjoy while it last :) /A
An homeless kid in shelter home .....
Mission:
Of paramount concern is the growing phenomenon of street and working children in all major cities in India. The alarming pace of urbanization and the proportionately weakening fabric of our social structure and policies are what is forcing such a large number of children everyday into the cities. Our mission is to enable these street and working children enjoy their childhood, strengthen ties with their own families where possible and provide the impetus to join the mainstream of society.
It includes rehabilitation of children on the street by partnering them in their daily struggle to grow off the street into the socially contributing and economically independent young people, Building up a powerful movement capable of challenging those situations that leave the young abandoned on the streets.
rails in the CSX Martin, KY yard are a common sight in the area as the mining of coal has significantly declined