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Why this memory, and not that one?
Why the short term, and the long?
Why the foreground, and not the background?
Why do so few come along?
Ovvero:
Ricordi persi nella riflessione.
Ovvero:
Magari le cose fossero sempre come non crediamo che siano.
Naousa, Paros, Greece
Some images from various visits to Greece. They are old but I clearly remember taking each of them. A little series, two per day for a week or so.
My loving father passed away Sunday, Sept 23rd, 2018. Then these plum flowers suddenly bloomed out of season. Rest in Peace DAD.
for Crazy Tuesday
theme - "Childhood Memories"
Taking a trip down memory lane.
Treasures from my childhood.
One was made by my aunt and has a lock of my own hair.
The little doll is a Rosebud doll made in England in the 1950's and 60's. Both are over 60 years old.
Happy 'Crazy Tuesday'
Strong memory on Vaclav Square in Prague. Jan Palach was student of history and political economy of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, who sacrificed his life to protest against the suppression of freedoms and passive public access after the occupation of Czechoslovakia by the armies of the Warsaw Pact.
Explored ...
Leftovers in their less visible form are called memories. Stored in the refrigerator of the mind and the cupboard of the heart. ~Thomas Fuller
I found this picture in my laptop today. Really old. It's one of the really first pictures before I started to go deeply in photography.
It's the one, for memory.
A memorable sunrise at Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. The shot was taken over 2 years ago and time flies. Yet I can still smell the chilly and fresh air when I was snowshoeing to this spot. In that morning I witnessed a perfect sunrise and it was a wish came true. This is probably my last post of 2023, so I wish everyone happy holidays.
A couple of months ago my dad and I went back to his home town. This is his school. This his classroom. More than 80 years later . . .
My final semestral project 'Colorful memory' was created as memories of places and things which I have connected with my childhood.
You see them old trains runnin', and you watch them disappear...
Western Maryland Scenic Railroad #734 rolls through Sunnyside on it's final trip to Frostburg, Maryland on February 17, 2016.
Memories of the moment England won the World Cup last year have to keep me going at these difficult times. I know it was white ball cricket, but I have only got red ones!
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có vẻ như tình cảm tuổi 14-15 này cũg ngọt ngào và đág yêu fết đấy chứ ^o^
22.09 : Đág nhẽ ra cta đã đc 6 thág :)
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thôi nào tú anh
m đừg nghỹ cho m nữa
lại bđầu mít ướt và nghỹ này nọ kìa
VÌ MẸ
VÌ MẸ
VÌ MẸ
hiểu chưa hả con ích kỉ kìa !!!!!!!!!
nếu ngta thích m thực sự thỳ sẽ nuôi tình cảm vs m đến lúc lớn mà
đúg k ????
CỐ MÀ NGHỸ LÀ NTHẾ ĐI!!
LẰNG NHẰG !!!!
nước mắt găm vào timmmmmmmm :)
nhớ quá.. chết mất
p.s: trung thu ở nhà xem m4me :))))))))))))))
An interesting discussion grew out some comments under the photo "last summer" I posted on Instagram a few days ago, I thought I'd like to share with you as it is relevant to this image as well as the series of images I posted recently.
Excerpt
thenumber3implieschaos @minghuanie: I like the feeling of infinity and the unknown that I get from both silence and dark. So it's not necessarily dark emotion, but I find darkness captivating... how about you?
minghuanie @thenumber3implieschaos: I believe the darkness you are talking about is very different from dark emotion, which I am not a great fan of. Darkness here is about not revealing. I have been giving much thought about what you have said about "art is all about filtering..." For many of my newer works I found myself dimming the image, reducing contrast, and filtering out colors (except for one main color for a specific mood). It has much to do with my interest in expressing the feel of memory. As I am watching my daughter growing up (so quickly!), I feel a strong need to hold onto certain memory, which is beautiful, yet always fleeting and quickly fading away. So darkness here is not about dark emotion, but rather an attempt to accurately (very ironic word here) portray the feel of memory being held onto while it's fading away. Perhaps it is about the reduction of experience, or purify and focus it as you remove all the distractions.
lenscape315 @minghuanie: ... I find I edit in a similar manner at times- attempting to portray the places I photograph as I experienced and remember them, less so representing the scene as it really was. This too includes darkening the image at times, bringing down contrast and softening, but sometimes enhancing the color.
minghuanie @lenscape315: ... indeed both darkening, and brightening sometimes. In fact, this particular image has both.
Watercolour on 140 lb. Arches cold press.
This scene greeted us on a very rainy drive from Trinity, Nfld. just as we reached the top of hill. It will always stay with me.
Best Wishes to all my flickr friends. I hope 2014 will be a wonderful year for you.
A number of years ago my wife and I had Afternoon Tea at the Lodge on Loch Lomond ... that's the buildings that are along the coastline of Loch Lomond!
My wife decided we would return for Afternoon Tea and therefore made a booking but this time including her sister! It was absolutely wonderful and brought lovely memories back to us!
Thank you, darling 😘
Our Daily Challenge ~ Sentimental Journey ...
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
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