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European Cargo's A346 arriving from Buenos Aires. To the disappointment of most spotters present, landed on 07C, therefore not the best quality !
This image was taken during the Anti Trump/ Racism/ Muslim ban rally on February 4th 2017. The Sculpture was created by Jill Berelowitz and is displayed opposite The Dorchester hotel in London's Park Lane..
MOVING FORWARD is both an inner and an outer journey. It is the creative resolution of body and soul. It is a movement that heals the past and creates the future. It gives us the opportunity to glimpse ourselves from another’s perspective. Moving forward is an individual and collective awakening that begins from this perfect moment.
This gathering of nine is a visual representation of the archetype of gestation and rebirth. It invokes the inherent pathways within each of us to create and transform. It reminds us of the global momentum as we all participate in birthing a new humanity.
i find myself living in a world where unwanted branches cloud my brain and distort what i see...
This again was an image I made back in my A-Level Photography taking a massive inspiration from the fine art conceptual photographer Alex Stoddard and sitting here typing this message to you all now is making me realise how important this photo is to me today. Not only is it another image of where something simple has come to life in a dramatic way but also it make me realise how much my life has changed. The Subject of this Image here used to be one of my closest friends at one point and now today, I am often seeing myself as a recluse and my life was distorted by one event which changed my world in some good ways and some bad and negative ways. Moving forward i can look back and through everything I've experience and see the good, but knowing where my future is going is something that is actually difficult for me to see. Fingers crossed i get somewhere good!
HQ version: i157.photobucket.com/albums/t72/__yellow/forward.png
All elements from this photo-manipulation are by me.
Whiteboard notes from a ZURB strategy scrum between Jeremy and Bryan. In our quest for world domination we regularly scrum on areas that we believe need improvement. 12 years under our belt... and we still see the need to make adjustments to every facet of our business.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
“All women are misfits. We do not fit into this world without amputations.”
Marge Percy
As a part of my "ready for hanging series", during the transition from one room to another, I took a few test snaps, and of course, my mind was on another trajectory and stylistic quest, so I only have 3 or 4 images of this kind. But I just wanted to share because it mimics my feeling today.
And until I can muster up the motivation to take some more new pics (but they are in the making. And they will be fabulous!)
Some people learn from their mistakes and change. Some people focus on their mistakes and live a life of guilt and regret.
Here's the funny story behind this photo:
so, as you can see, i got those awesome ankle length pants! i was so excited to wear them in this picture (just so perfect for the purpose of the shot!) because when i wear them in public i have to cuff them up because they just don't look right on me otherwise. they're slightly distressed, and very tight (spare me, they're not that tight). when i bent over to check my photos from my camera (on the tripod which was about one foot from the ground), i heard this awful ripping sound! the "slightly distressed" hole on the left knee ripped All The Way across! 8 ( i was in a little bit of shock but also happy that i could then bend my knee a little more freely... and the thing is that the pants are even big on me in the waist... and they're supposed to be stretch... my legs aren't that fat, are they?
BTW that tag is a joke
School children from Vilkhove village look at the details printed on the 3D printer in the FabLab in Severodonetsk, Luhansk oblast, Ukraine, on March 14, 2019. The FabLab is functioning on a base of Luhansk State University with a support of UNICEF and EU.
#MovingForward
Photos: UNICEF/2019/Sievierodonetsk/Anastasia Vlasova
I am questioning how I can change my relationship with the objects that surround me by transforming them into interactive play experiences through the medium of knitting. Transforming Touch is a series of playable, shape changing, and kinetic knitting pieces. When touched, the pieces expand and illuminate, exposing an exciting variety of colours as it transforms. The pieces combine industrially knit fabric with soft robotic structures, sensors and LED lights to allow the work to playfully transform in response to the viewer’s touch. The pieces use colour and material to foster human interaction through play. The series is an expression of hope for a future filled with joy and play after the current crisis.
Find out more about the artists: glenechopark.org/movingforward
“It was strange, really. A couple months ago, I had thought I couldn’t live without him. Apparently I could.”
- Gabriella Zevin
Please don't use my images on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission - rr.restifo@gmail.com. © All rights reserved.
Moving forward è il titolo di questa edizione dell'Outdoor Urban Art Festival 2014 che si svolge nella vecchia Dogana di Roma, quartiere di San Lorenzo.
5 mila metri quadrati, al chiuso, per 15 artisti provenienti da sette nazioni differenti:
Italia (JB Rock, Laurina Paperina, Brus, Ike, Tnec, Hoek, Galo, Davide Dormino),
Francia (Thomas Canto),
Grecia (Blaqk),
Giappone (Lady Aiko),
Sud Africa (Faith47, Jack Fox),
Norvegia (Dot Dot Dot),
America (Buff Monster).
Per maggiori info: www.out-door.it/edizione-2014.php e www.facebook.com/OUTDOORfestival
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BemSJl7AMdo&playnext_from=TL&...
Harbor lights - Boz Scaggs
Repairing the past
Merci Trudi
All is forgiven
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Montreal
Please don't use my images on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission - rr.restifo@gmail.com. © All rights reserved.
Moving forward è il titolo di questa edizione dell'Outdoor Urban Art Festival 2014 che si svolge nella vecchia Dogana di Roma, quartiere di San Lorenzo.
5 mila metri quadrati, al chiuso, per 15 artisti provenienti da sette nazioni differenti:
Italia (JB Rock, Laurina Paperina, Brus, Ike, Tnec, Hoek, Galo, Davide Dormino),
Francia (Thomas Canto),
Grecia (Blaqk),
Giappone (Lady Aiko),
Sud Africa (Faith47, Jack Fox),
Norvegia (Dot Dot Dot),
America (Buff Monster).
Per maggiori info: www.out-door.it/edizione-2014.php e www.facebook.com/OUTDOORfestival
“Free” is not free from feelings but free to feel each one and let it move on, unafraid of the movement of life. - Jack Kornfield
More Jack Kornfield Quotes and Sayings
Picture Quotes on Letting Go & Moving On
Cassia Phuket Pet-Friendly Hotel with Full Facilities
Original photo credit: Martin Klass from Pixabay
Imagine extending your hand to reach for the stars: you see the stars, you feel connected to them, and you long to touch them. That is the type of attention or consciousness that marks catholicity.
-Making All Things New: Catholicity, Cosmology, Consciousness (Catholicity in an Evolving Universe Series) by Ilia Delio
Julia Gillard, Australia's first female Prime Minister, keeps mentioning my name, so here I am... the real Mervin Fawd.
You know Mervin Fawd means really Moving Forward.
Strobist Info:
Canon 7D 50mm L 1.2 at f4.0
Westcott Softbox with Canon 580EX II camera left, high above me gelled with quarter CTO.
White foam core board used as reflector camera right
For the background:
Colorama Arctic White Seamless
Canon 580EX II gelled with blue cellophane in shoot through brolly high camera left
Canon 580EX II gelled with blue cellophane shot through home made snoot for background highlight low camera right.
All flashes fired with PocketWizard II's
Thanks to:
My wife and kids with the balloons and ticker tape.
Bryan Niven (http://www.realityshoot.com) for the inspiration.
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