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In loving memory of Frederick Waite and Sophia Peace Moffatt, given by their daughter
In loving memory of Alfred P. Moffatt given by his wife and family
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Some 45 years ago, my father received a gift from one of his buddies - 100 pennies suspended in a clear plastic cube. This is one of my favorite remembrances of my dad, who passed in 2012.
Only in this moment
Will my heart remind beside you
Only in this moment
Will a pacence stay alive
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Memory Cloud is a platform that offers the people of Detroit an opportunity to engage in a dialouge about the city.
Photo by Jireh Hinton
Blogged ~ In memory of my beautiful Mum: www.zoepower.co.uk/2013/03/in-memory-of-my-beautiful-mum....
NB. Please excuse the quality - this is a scan of an old print - pre-digital!
The CCTV footage was the source of those canvas's, it was the closest thing he had to Marina now in visualisation, it was the only image of out there of that woman suffering.
There was only damn problem, despite all the fantasizing deep down he knew the cunt liked it, the only thing it gave that woman was shame. That one pitiful emotion that resulted in her burning that chair outside the hotel.
Still, nice pair of tits on her.
Up in the Sky High, 2015
10 for 10th - Memory Lane
Curated by Che Kothari
Scotia Bank Nuit Blanche, Toronto
Sculptural Installation
Faisal Anwar - Oakville & Lahore, Canada & Pakistan
Like restless clouds, our memories build up in the sky of our consciousness. They remain in silence, floating in the quiet mind. It is only when we stop and look up that we realize our memories are like cloud-shaped snapshots of our lives, which are anchored by threads of our happiness and melancholia. At that moment, time that sits on the horizon of such memory clouds reveals a past that is tied to the extraordinary present reality.
Up in the Sky High takes the past photo archives of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche as a starting point and invites the viewer to explore the infinite potential within their memory clouds, revealing its incredible beauty while sharing enriching thoughts.
Large clusters of white eco-friendly balloons are suspended in the space with photo memories hanging below, creating a "memory lane" allowing viewers to navigate through the still memories and the delicate sounds of movement.
A picture of Templeton and Scout from 2002. Nearly everything in this picture exists only in memories. Templeton died in 2007, Scout in 2013. The window seat, where I loved to hang out with the cats, was in my office in our old house, we moved a few months after the picture was taken. My mother-in-law made the seat cushion the cats are sleeping on, she too has passed away. The blanket behind the cats, though, has seen daily use since then, and while it has seen better days, it is still hanging in there.
Oil 12x12' This was done from several photos which I combined and then turned grayscale and then used the values of the photos but made up the fanciful colors myself as an exercise.
Each candle was lit in the memory of someone. This picture was taken in the church in downtown Christchurch New Zealand.
our neighbour behind us is the only one around who still burns a woodfire stove ... I do love the smell when he burns nice timbers but sometimes he must put in something with paint or ? cause it can stink etc ... on this day it was a lovely smell and brought back memories of my childhood ... life on the farm ........
Whether the primary photographer or the second shooter, photographing a wedding is a great honor. Immerse yourself in the enthusiasm of the event, have fun and help the new couple make memories that will last a lifetime.
- My second step into the field of textured images, a framed photo of a window from the good old days... oh the memories :)
View on black (for a better view of the crime scene)
Frame by: Skeletalmess, thank you :)
Memory Teddy Bears made from my mothers cloths. She passed away on Nov 28, 2018. Each great grandchild is getting one.
On a family vacation in the mountains recently, I took this picture to remember how much walking we did. It seemed to never end, but some beautiful memories were made with my daughter and mother walking up and down all of the mountain trails and taking some pictures of the breathtaking scenes.