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i found these two estranged gloves laying amongst chunks of broken concrete at a construction site... were they greeting or saying goodbye to one another, about to shake after winning a bet or about to fight or offer an apology... the white glove appears to be the proactive participant in this scenario.
"Well-thought-out medical metaphors will not only spark better communication with our medical professionals, but they will also help others better understand what we experience every day." Cindee Snider Re
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I’m taking an art photography class at the Evanston Arts Center. A few weeks back our assignment was to take some photos as metaphors – i.e. the photo of something is also a symbol of or suggests something else. I took my lead from the famed landscape photographer Ansel Adams and decided on landscape as a metaphor for the sacred. I headed down to Starved Rock State Park since it has the most dramatic landscape features within a hundred and five miles of Evanston. My success as a landscape photographer was modest at best, but before heading back to Evanston I decided on a stop at the dam to see if I could get a photo or two of some wintering Bald Eagles. They were keeping some distance from the observation deck that day, but I was able to get some panning shots of one eagle when it fished by the dam.
I am not particularly enamored with patriotic symbols, so imagine my surprise when I reviewed my photos and found that my best shot of the eagle also included an American flag. I rather like the contrast between the industrial near bank and the wild far bank. It also helps that the flag is a bit tattered.
Lovely shot I took today while fitting the bathroom's extractor fan. You're looking out into the front garden, and can just see the perch for that recently pictured pigeon.
Google set up a mailbox with a stack of blank postcards and invited attendees to send messages home. I didn't do that, but I did use one to create a photo that may illustrate a future story about the importance of encryption in transit.