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My memory is so bad... can someone tell me what this nippy little fellow is?! Thanks...
Taken at Fir Tree Falconry, Oxfordshire, July 2008.
I remember oh so well your face,
even though no pictures adorn my fireplace.
Every little handsome detail i recall,
yet no portraits of you hang on my wall!
I see not the face less suits,or demons in the fire!
my head is full of sweet memories of you,
and of that i will never tire!!!
made for the masterminds group challenge.....Week 106: Memories
"Life gives us brief moments with another...but sometimes in those brief moment we get memories that last a life time...”
This was taken in Salzburg at the castle on the hill on our trip this year. I know not a typical shot of the castle. but i liked it and there really are hundreds of tourist photos around of that castle. So i liked that angle :)
Chattanooga tech start up, Pass It Down, has partnered with the Chattanooga Public Library to launch the first storytelling app built for cities. Chattanooga will be the first city in the country to use this unique interactive crowdsourced history site. Learn more at chattanoogamemory.com
the teleidoscope 2012 theme #5 - memory
this theme could have taken me in various directions and i started with the "photographs in my hand" approach. but then other people's photos started being posted to the group and i realized everyone had 1) thought of that first 2) there we're already some that i loved and made my idea look crap :-D so i went off in another direction: instead of showing the printed/saved memories i decided to show you all those memories i carry :-)
is it really such a mess in there? is it like a big explosion of thoughts and desires? sometimes i guess it is. that's why it's hard to stop thinking. memories might be some of the most powerful assets we have as they define us as persons. they can change us and maybe our future. after all aren't we attracting what we thing about? if so they're really as powerful as it looks here :-)
as for the soundtrack i never had any doubts: moby - memory gospel. one of my all time favorite songs, and that sure brings back many memories
"the moments we share are the memories we keep"
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FORT CARSON, Colo. – Fort Carson Soldiers celebrate the 237th birthday of America’s Army during the Army Birthday Ball at the Fort Carson Special Events Center, June 16, 2012. The Soldiers of 4th Infantry Division celebrated the Army’s 237th birthday with a traditional Army Ball in honor of the men and women in uniform who are serving in countries around the world to protect and defend freedom and the American way of life. Since its birth on June 14, 1775 –more than a year before the signing of the Declaration of Independence – the United States Army has fought in more than 183 campaigns, from the American Revolution to the current War on Terrorism.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brent Williams, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)
The black and white dog is Bess, who we had for 8 years. We found Deacon soon after her death. And the black dog with the white face with my son leaning on him, that's Hot Diggitty Dog. He was a lab/basset hound mix. Very cool dog. We loved to howl together.
This is my Christmas Stocking Memory Wall. The snowman sock belonged to my little Scottie dog Peggy Sue. Peggy died Oct. 11, 2006. The dog sock next belonged to my little dog Dottie who died Dec. 27, 1984. The next sock (green) was my son Bradley James who died Mar. 16, 1979. The blue sock belonged to our cat Tiger who died Oct. 2003. The reindeer, drummer boy and cat musician socks were all handmade by my mother in the late 1960s up to 1973. The little red sock with the tree and horse was my grandson Bradley's first Christmas sock. The gingham I made for my family and have since replaced them with others. For more information on these socks see my answer to loveberries below..second comment.
-- Memories Locked --
Ali & Wendy couple shoot
Singapore, November 2011
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Lye Cricket Team late 1890's . Notice the W G Grace influence on their appearance
Old photos courtesy of Mrs P Dunn
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Lachen und Weinen
Lachen und Weinen
Freude und Trauer
sind, wie wir wissen,
zumeist nicht von Dauer.
Beim Lachen ist’s schade,
beim Weinen nicht,
denn wer zeigt der Welt gern
sein feuchtes Gesicht?
Und dennoch gehören Weinen und Lachen
eben zu jenen besonderen Sachen,
die aus uns Geschöpfen Menschen machen.
Renate Eggert-Schwarten
Series of selfies outside the place I called home for the first 21 years of my life.
This is where my parents brought me and my 2 brothers up. I have great memories of this place no matter what is said about the estate I enjoyed my childhood here. Its where I met a lot of good friends, a lot of bad ones too, have memories of playing football and games with the other kids on the estate too, it's where I learned from my mistakes, and sometimes where my parents had to tell me the mistakes I'd made :) It's where I had BBQ's with the family in the garden, and it's where I watched the nextdoor neighbours getting drunk and fighting with the police :)
So much went on outside of this house yet our family was as normal as they came. My parents provided us with a loving, safe and stable home which has definitely made me into the man I am today!
Worth a view on black.
I don't have my camera charger currently, and my camera is dead, so no new photos now.
Instead, I feel like spamming you all with old film photos of Europe from my visit last summer.
This was the amazing view from my hotel room in Paris, lol
About a month ago for my birthday my family asked me what I wanted to do that day. I thought for a while and decided that I wanted to spend the afternoon/evening at the beach. The day before I received a brand new Zero Image Pinhole camera and I thought I'd test it out at that day. My daughter was kind enough to pose (with her Littlest Pet Shop friends).
We swam in the ocean, chased each other around on the sand and ate like royalty.
This was one of those days you wish you never forget.
This photo was taken with a DIY tilt/shift/bellows lens that is based on a Wollensak 135mm enlarger optical element. To learn more about this lens, the "Snuffleupagus," visit fridaysushi.com/2009/09/17/the-snuffleupagus/
The Everett Naval Station was my husbands first and only duty station while in the Navy. Now he is out of the Navy and a different carrier sits in port but it brings back so many good and bad memories of dropping him off and picking him up from work-ups and deployments. I'm so glad he joined and that we had this life experience. But I am even more glad that he is out now!
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