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I had forgotten I took this photo more than eighteen months ago. When I found it last night, I thought it would look great cut away from the flagstone pathway I shot it on...
Speaking of forgetting, that is not why I called this one Memory! When I combine the title and the photo, it evokes several ideas for me. I hope you will be engaged too!
Memory_some believe that memory is stored in every part of our body...
And what about piecing memory back together?
'Our Loved ones are always with us. Unseen by many... signs of their love and affection are everywhere.'
St Stephens Green Dublin . i loooooooooooooooooove this park it has the greatest memories ever for me
had a ball taking this shot lol
got buzzed by that pigeon so many times and a kid dropped a pink balloon into the pond so i left it in the shot . what do they say never work with animals or kids i got both and enjoyed every second of it hahaha
Love changes everything by Michael Ball
not only do i love this song but i think michael is gorgeous lol
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The memory of things in the past is not necessarily the memory of how they really were.
(Marcel Proust)
Tamino - Every Pore -
" tomay chara bachar suru / tumi bihin arek khana......
sange tomay nai ba pelam.....
tomar jonno akla thaka .....ao to besh!!!!!!!!!!!"
This month marks 1 year from my 1 year Sabbatical. Went through my photos and came across this one that made me remember some fond memories with my 10 year old son. Together we did the "great Trek" for 2,5 months alone in South Africa.
In memory of those who perished 32 years ago today, 30th September, R.I.P.
At about 3am on the 30th September 1976 the Admiral Van Tromp, a new powerful Scarborough trawler ran aground on the scaur at Black Nab, Saltwick Bay. There was thick fog and a heavy swell running.
The Whitby lifeboat, William & Mary Durham, was launched and both Whitby's and Robin Hood's Bay's coastguards were called out. Several rocket lines were fired by the coastguards, but the crew of five trapped in the wheel house, were unable to reach them. The Watson type lifeboat tried to reach the trawler by dropping anchor and drifting back to the wreck. On the first attempt the line parted. A stronger anchor from one of the trawlers standing off was used and Cox'n Robert Allen tried again. However the sea was too strong. With waves washing over her and three of the crew injured the lifeboat got to within 30 feet of the stricken vessel.
As daylight broke the Van Tromp lay on her side with waves breaking over her. One of the crew was spotted clinging to Black Nab, he was saved by the crew of the inshore lifeboat who drove the D class lifeboat at full speed onto a ledge and the man was grabbed just as a large wave broke over the boat and washed it back into the waters. The other four were washed ashore, but sadly two did not survive.
A silver medal was awarded to coxswain Robert Allen and a bronze medal to helmsman Richard Robinson for gallantry.
Extracts from:
www.rnli.org.uk/rnli_near_you/north/stations/whitbynorthy...
Week 6/52 Shoes 52 Weeks of Pix
This week's theme is "Shoes". I immediately thought of the first pairs of shoes belonging to both my boys that we've kept as mementoes.
The red ones belong to my 15yo and the navy boots to my 13yo. Both were late independent walkers, but my 15yo spent 4 or 5 months using a block trolley to walk with before he started walking by himself. Conventional wisdom then was that you shouldn't put your babies in shoes until they had been walking for a few weeks, but it was summer and he really liked walking with his trolley. It was quite common for him to walk to our local shopping centre with me which was probably 6 or 8 blocks away. So we bought him these little soft canvas shoes as a compromise.
My 13yo was just a late walker full stop, so he was quite a bit older when he got his first pair of shoes, hence they are much bigger and sturdier.
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It's strange how some memories stick in the mind more than others. Ever since I started scanning my old slides, a few years ago now, I have been looking forward to finding this one. There is nothing especially remarkable about it: Class 31 No. 31168 stands at Grantham with the 04:05 King's Cross - Leeds on Saturday 20th August 1977. But it's the image of alighting at this practically deserted station early on a summer Saturday morning that has replayed itself in my mind time and time again over the years, usually when I'm cooking, funnily enough. Why this particular memory should re-visit me so frequently I don't know, but it's a happy one, and I'm comforted by its ordinaryness. My friend Mark and I travelled from here by two different dmus to reach the Lincolnshire coast, but that's another story.
Anterograde amnesia is a loss of the ability to create new memories after the event that caused the amnesia, leading to a partial or complete inability to recall the recent past, while long-term memories from before the event remain intact. To a large degree, anterograde amnesia remains a mysterious ailment because the precise mechanism of storing memories is not yet well understood, although it is known that the regions involved are certain sites in the temporal cortex, especially in the hippocampus and nearby subcortical regions.
Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 20 mm
1 x SB600 to right of model on 3/4 power
1 x SB600 to left of model on 1/2 power
1 x SB800 on ground facing model
Unnatural forces everywhere
Eidetic memory, photographic memory, or total recall is the ability to recall images, sounds, or objects in memory with extreme accuracy and in abundant volume.
Photographer Mayhem #874014 shooting Model Mayhem #874014
Model: Brittany Robarts - www.flickr.com/photos/brittanyrobart/
Memory Lapses are temporary installations I photograph to revisit places linked to strong memories, past or recent.
By overexposing reflective material in the process, data becomes absent from the digital file, creating an empty zone in the image that alters reality and distorts our perception : like time and distance do.
Memories Of Yesteryear
What happens when I experimented with using pixlromatic editor on a photo I took the other day. Canon EOS 350D and Olympus 50mm f1.8.
Best Viewed on Black - Press L or see this on Fluidr.
Please Tell me what you think of this "experiment".
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