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"May Memories" is my first fashion shoot project so I feel extremely excited. And also this is first work of my lovely model. If she weren't good rapport in with me and didn't behave tolerant, we could not have such beautiful results! In this way,I realized her dream, she knows what I mean :) . Although we have a few unlucky situation, such as hot weather and my migren headache on shooting day, I believe we are great team! I hope you love my first project! I'd happy if you critisize them. In addiction, thanks my boyfriend for transportation and lighting during the shooting! Loves...
I have already started planning next shoot. It is coming soon.. ;)
Requiem for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs and Orchestra - Gyorgy Ligeti
2001 A Space Odyssey - Original Soundtrack
My memory is so bad... can someone tell me what this nippy little fellow is?! Thanks...
Taken at Fir Tree Falconry, Oxfordshire, July 2008.
Memories
Memories are like woods resting in the seashore trying to stay their ground in-spite of the incoming waves from the sea. Some erode away but few of them succeed to stay...
Shutter Speed: 1/6 sec
Aperture: f/18
Focal Length: 17mm
ISO: 100
Location: Valayathura Beach, Trivandrum
Date Taken: 06th December 2010
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 :)
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I am back again and will catch up when I can. Thank you very much for your comments.
Autumn Colours in Wanaka ..May 1, 2016 Central Otago in the South Island of New Zealand.
Wanaka, a resort town on New Zealand's South Island, is set on the southern end of its namesake lake with views of snowcapped mountains. It's the gateway to the Southern Alps' Mount Aspiring National Park, a wilderness of glaciers, beech forests and alpine lakes. Treble Cone and Cardrona ski resorts are near the park. Just outside the town is the outdoor maze and sculpture gallery of Puzzling World.
More Info on Wanaka: www.alpineworld.com.au/location/wanaka/
You will always be
A special part of me
You will always be
A special memory
I'll always cherish wonderful moments
you have given me
You are in my heart
Wherever I may be
Wherever I may be
All the times we've shared
Will always be to me
Songs my heart would sing
With pleasing melody
I'll put together all of your letters
like a symphony
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
I'll put together all of your letters
like a symphony
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
I'll remember you
I'll remember you
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
Wherever I may be
A special memory
This 12' x 10.5' mural by Amy Mitchell at 25 West Main Street in Hagerstown was painted on the Logeston Building as part of the 2010 Festival of Murals. To obtain a brochure listing directions to all the murals in Wayne County, Indiana, visit the Old National Road Visitor's Center.
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"
Alice who loves pretty bow-knot very much, and certainly wore a cute scarf with bow-knot at photo scene that day.
Location: Montmartre Cafe, Taipei
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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.
This little dog is my wife's and she had this since she was a little girl so (I'm now whispering ... ) I consider it to be "quite" old! I tried to give it a little bit of a vintage look!!
I think I might have another little soft toy for later in the week!
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Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
In loving memory of
Esmond KOHN
Dearly loved husband of
Christian KOHN
And
Friend of all the world
22.3.79 – 3.11.42
A token of regard and affection
From his friends & associates in A. Kohn
In loving memory of Christian KOHN
Wife of Esmond KOHN
19-3-83 ~ 11-7-64
Esmond Moritz Sigismund KOHN and wife Christian Annie Greig FERGUSSON [5]
Artist who exhibited with the Canterbury Society of Arts [1]
There is an Esmond KOHN Memorial Prize[2]
He worked for the well-known firm of A. Kohn, 179 Queen Street. According to Miss Erica Cowan, the Kohn family handled the business side if A. Kohn Ltd, while the manufacturing of jewellery was carried on by others, in particular by Erica's father Charles David Cowan, 1878-1962. (Bookplate picture on link in sources) [4]
NZ Truth , Issue 1157, 2 February 1928, Page 6
A True Bohemian
There should be no classification conveying a greater wealth of genuine compliment to any man than that of "good fellow" in the truest sense.
Duke, lord, earl any old title you like may be bestowed on a man for an assortment of achievements - but the world has, at all times, not accepted such honors (sic) without reservations.
Linked with the history of Auckland will ever be the name of Kohn, and if repute goes for anything there is every indication that it will always be respected, for the Kohn family if they have not aspired to municipal honors (sic) or butted into public life are nevertheless men of the type who go to make the most staple citizens and pay diligent attention to their own business. Just such a man is Esmond Kohn, who carries on the traditions of his family and has become one of the colonists whose forbears had the pluck to make their home in an untried land in bygone years. In the whole city there is no man who has a greater right to be known as a true Bohemian. Literature, art, music and sport all interest him and like most of his race - he is no wowser.
So that wherever you may meet him he will hold your interest and converse on matters of diverse nature with a breadth of knowledge which is wholesome and refreshing, lacking any of the blatancy too characteristic of many who profess much, but know little. [6]
NZ Truth , Issue 1306, 22 December 1930, Page 4
There is no more popular man in Auckland than Esmond Kohn, whose all-round kindliness and many interests have won for him a permanent position in the esteem of all Northerners. Without that highbrow intellectualism which so often goes with the man who has a liking for the mental diversions of life, his interest in art, literature, music, athletic sports, or whatever it may be, is keen and thorough. Partner in a firm of jewellers, he is a craftsman, and his firm has turned out some notable works of art in the silversmith's line.
Unfailingly courteous to all with whom he comes m contact, the merry twinkle behind his glasses betrays a neat wit and appreciation of a good story or quip.[3]
SOURCES:
[1]
findnzartists.org.nz/artist/8481/
[2]
collections.tepapa.govt.nz/Object/39977
[3]
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=NZ...
[4]
muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases_staging/general/Muscat/...
[5]
Ancestry.co.uk: NZ marriage index 1840-1934
[6]
7/12/11
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Memories are weird. You can't feel them physically, but you can definitely feel them emotionally. I've been thinking back a lot about this past year, and how I have grown and the people I've come in contact with.
Sometimes thinking about all the good times makes me really sad, but that is where I got my inspiration for this photo (that and my friend Anna who did something kind of similar to this www.flickr.com/photos/hopetotheend/5691869071/. Even though they are just memories of a good time, you will always have them. You can try and get rid of them, even forget the memory, but it is still a part of you. Memories and experiences of what we have done shape us to be who we are today. I'm glad I will always have my memories, even the bad ones. Without them, I wouldn't be right where I am today.
"Regret nothing because at one point it is exactly what you wanted"
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ENDLESS MEMORIES on Sarap Buhay www.sarapbuhay.com/2011/06/endless-memories-kmay-ph...
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