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First picture for my photo challenge (in January I'll create a self-portrait everyday!).
01/31
Who are you without your memories? They are our precious treasures. So keep them as long as you can. But don't forget to create new ones as well and move on, if you experienced something terrible.
This picture took a lot of exact timing and technique. I had some sparklers left and this is what happened. I also borrowed the glasses from the grandma of my boyfriend.
photo: Cornelia Gillmann
model: Cornelia Gillmann
So much of our past disappears with no trace. So much of what we do is forgotten in a minute. So much of what we remember is just a tiny moment in a whole lifetime. Every so often our memories come back to us. And this morning my father presented me with a shoe box with some toys of mine from the early 1960's. It's a beautiful thing to be reminded of toys from so far back. Just the feel and texture of them brought memories flooding back. More treasures in a little box to go with memories I am creating today. Ones I intend to keep.
She passed away yesterday. We were happy with her for 15 years. Her name Sumi comes from charcoal in Japanese.
EXPLORED. Many thanks for your faves and comments.
Particularly your condolences and warm words are really helpful to ease my sadness. Thank you so much for your kind words.
Yasu
Took hours to merge due to the amount of memory it took up.
If you do view in the original size it is quite grainy due to having to reduce the size considerably.
WAH 007
Today's challenge set for the WAH group is Childhood Memory with the following caveat: "Even though any childhood memory can be used, try to use a memory you have of/with your dad! "
Always a sad day when you miss your dad as much as I do, so I generally let Father's day slide. However I'm giving this group a go so here I am.
My dad went to work in the States when I was very young and brought back a cowboy outfit which I still have but sadly can no longer squeeze into. He had a lifelong love of what is now called the Western but we knew as cowboys and Indians. It is a passion I shared and still enjoy now through cinema and TV but mostly through writers like Cormac McCarthey and Elmore Leonard.
I would spend hours lying on the floor, lost to the 20th century, with an array of toy cowboys and Indians, occasionally augmented with knights in armour and WW2 soldiers. One of the lasting memories of my dad was that he was always on the side of the Indians despite them being invariably cast as the bad guys.
It confused me at the time but it also made me think and I wonder now if it didn't inform my world view. Made me question the received wisdom, dig a little at the narrative and always, always at least try to see it from the other guy's point of view.
Someone's personal belongings left behind... memories and valuable moments... they would have been destroyed if it was London underground!
When we're through building memories
I'll hold yesterday in my heart
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5aDarzs1WE
They can take tomorrow and the plans we made
They can take the music that we never played
All the broken dreams take everything
Just take it away
But they can never have yesterday
They can take the future that we'll never know
They can take the places that we said we would go
All the broken dreams take everything
Just take it away
But they can never have yesterday
Now I can believe that I can still find the strength in the moments we made
I'm looking back on yesterday...
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Click to see my First short Film - Memories - MFilms
Phim Ngắn này như là một tập hợp sống động những kỷ niệm đáng nhớ và đẹp nhất của một người bạn trai muốn gởi đến một cô gái. Mỗi một phân cảnh là một kỷ niệm khác nhau.. vui có, buồn có..
Người viết kịch bản đặt toàn bộ tấm lòng của anh vào phim ngắn ngắn này và gởi cho người bạn của anh trước ngày cô lên chuyến bay đi sang miền đất khác.
Phim ngắn đầu tiên do nhóm làm phim trẻ MFilms thực hiện.
Thành viên trong nhóm hầu hết là những người đến từ các lĩnh vực khác nhau.
Story by: Khoai Tây Chiên
Directed by: Khoai Tây Chiên
Asst.Directors: ThắngPhạm,ConnToms.
1st Camera: ThắngPhạm.
2nd Camera: ConnToms.
Edited by: Simon "Kych" Riley, Conn Toms
D.O.P: Magnetic Nò, ThắngPhạm, ConnToms.
Photography: MagneticNò.
Stylist / Makeup: Samy Busan Danyi Wang.
Equipments: Đào Minh Hoàng, Tinh Dinh.
- Cast:
Girl: Seo UN
Boy: Andy Khánh Nhựt
Voice over [Boy]: ConnToms
Voice over [Girl]: Danyi Wang
- Special thanks to:
ClichéCoffee
CircleK
Đào Minh Hoàng & TinhDinh.
- Soundtracks:
+ You Got Me - Colbie Calliat.
+ Rooftop Kiss - James Horner.
+ Ludlows - James Horner.
+ Love's Gonna Getcha - Tal&Acacia.
+ Dead Island - Giles Lamb.
+ Promises - James Horner.
+ I cant see you anymore - James Horner
+ Falling Star - Jet.
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Un mazzolino di fiori secchi racchiuso in un piccolo blocco per non lasciare che si perdesse.
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Photo of the Mendocino Coast captured along the Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands: California Coastal National Monument. North Coast. Fort Bragg/Fort Ross Terraces section within the Coast Range Region. Mendocino County, Northern California. Late March 2013.
Exposure Time: 1/1000 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-200 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 6450 K * Film Plug-In: Kodak Portra 160 VC
Four fingers in memory of the Rabaa massacre
On Saturday 12 November 2022, Egyptian activists from all across the UK joined up with protesters in London demonstrating for climate justice and to demand an end to Sisi's murderous dictatorship and the immediate release of all political prisoners (including Alaa Abd El-Fattah - see the placard near the middle of the photo). As they marched along the Strand, they raised four fingered hands in memory of the Rabaa massacre.
On 14 August 2013, up to 1000 civilians were killed in a single day, in the worst massacre of civilians in Egypt's modern history. Six weeks earlier Egypt's army chief of staff, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, had seized power in a military coup toppling Egypt's first elected prime minister Mohamed Morsi. He ordered the military to take any necessary measures to clear Muslim Brotherhood protesters from Rabaa al-Adeweya Square where they were encamped in eastern Cairo. There is evidence that police snipers fired from the rooftops of surrounding buildings at protesters, including at those attempting to flee. You can read the accounts of what happened at Middle East Eye or on the Amnesty International website -
www.middleeasteye.net/big-story/remembering-rabaa-survivo...
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/08/egypt-blood-death-...