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FILM ISO 400. Boy in his natural habitat PS3 in hand. School project on Identity. Printed on 11x14 resin paper.
Image 4 of the 'Objectivity' series.
I'm very happy with how this close up turned out - it's an especially personal photograph as it features my engagement ring.
Thanks to Google Now reading my email from Amazon I realized my Effective Objective-C was on the way and I should go home. It's 93 so might as well.
Second image in the 'Objectivity'series.
I have to say that I really enjoyed using the Macro lens for these.
Before making a non-objective painting to music, we did just any non-objective painting. I had done one really quickly but I didn't like it, but I found a large paint brush and started swirling it in a circle since I had used a bunch of nice colors for my first drawing. I kept doing that with a couple brushes and added the black background. It looks a lot better in person. I like it.
The goal for the day is still shrouded in a cloud. It's early afternoon but it still feels like morning up here.
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temples and also Bhrahmins. In Babri-nama, a book with rare historical records, there is no mention or even a hint about Babur.
demolishing any of the Hindu temples. He has ordered demolition of naked Jain statues near Gwalior, that too with the objective of.
protecting public decency.The same book Babri-nama talks about the Will that Babur has written to his son Humayun (original \~Jill.
document is also said to be available in the State Library of Bhopal):-"My son take note of the following: Do not harbor religious.
prejudice in your heart. You should dispense justice while taking note of the people's religious sensitivities, and rites. Avoid.
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slaughtering cows in order that you could gain aplace in theheart of natives. This will take you nearer to the people. Do not demolish.
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or damage places of worship of any faith and dispense full justiceto all to ensure peace in thecountry. Islam can better be preached.
by the sword of loveand affection, rather than thesword oftyranny and persecution. Look at the various characteristics of your people.
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justas characteristics of various seasons. .
If we just comparethe hatred speechesof thesaffron gang of our times with that of the thoughts of religious harmony of aking some.
500 years ago, we will come to know the worthiness of Ram and his heirs. This Will of Babur is not afraudulent bhraminicallegendary.
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distortion; it isahistorically documented record which can never be denied. In his will to his son, afather need not write a lie. Even if.
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we assumethat there had been a Ram temple, and even if Babur has really demolished it, there is absolutely no need for EmperorBaburto hide it at that time. Because, by no way he could not have predicted that the RSS lunatics would accuse him 500 years later.Poor Babur, he did not have the Gyan Drushti which was privy· ONLY the blessed' bhramin rishis!! Still, the RSS and other Hindufanatic gang has created a number of lies and concocted tales about Babur and other Mughul kings. Akbar, who came in the lineageof Babur, tried to unite different religions. He brought together a number of good aspects from different known religions of his periodand created a new rerigion called Din-i llahr. Akbar promoted tolerance of other faiths. In fact, not only did he tolerate them, he.
encouraged debate on philosophical and religious issues. Thoug·h his new religion was afailure, it was avery progressive thought for.
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that time. Thoughhe faced strong opposition from bhramins, he banned cruel practice of Sati. These are revealed in Ayini Akbar', a.
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book which talks about his history. Ageneral analysis will reveal that Mughul kings, like aU other kings, were also exploiting people.
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andwere leading ~sensuous life. But in administration and social aspects, they were much more exemplary when compared to Ram..
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In human history, there were a number of leaders whom we praise as National Heroes'. These leaders understood the changes oftheir times, understood the reasons behind peoples' sufferings, and have lead and participated in struggles for liberating people.Though the role of not leaders are not primary, they are important. .
Spartacus, who organized the slaves of Rome, who have not even realised about their slavery, to stand together and struggle for.
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freedom and equality;Jesus who worked to get rid of the cravings of the slaves; Mohammed, who regulated the lives of Arabian ethnic.
nomads; Buddha,who dreamt of creating afraternal community by annihilating the brutal bhraminical rituals; Che Guevara who fought.
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the American Imperialism till his last breath; Kamal Basha who relieved Turkey from the clutches of religious fanatics; NelsanMandala, who expended whole of youth in prison in his struggle against the racism; Bhagat Singh, who gave new confidence to theIndianyouth in struggle against the British; the leaders of Naxalbari and Telengana struggles; Ambedkar, Periyar, Mahatma Phule areall National Heroes who have worked for betterment of lives of their fellow human beings. Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin and Mao are.
great leaders who dreamt of creating a<.;ommunist society in future are fondly being remembered by the proletariat all over the world.Thus history has created a number of revolutionary leaders all through. But still these Hindu religious fanatics are issuing decrees tocelebrate Ram as anational hero. Does Ram have even asingle quality possessed by any one of these leaders? .
Just for the sake of argument, even if we assume that the story of Ram is true, what is that he has done that is so extrJordi nary and.
precious? To save his fathers promise, he went on to live in the forest as instructed by his aunt; he made his brother the king, to rule.
the nation till his return; he conducted ahuge battle, leading to lossof thousands of lives, just to save his wife; ruled Ayodhya again on.
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his return. Still the only glory of Ramthat every devotee of Rama, preachers and the RSS clique repeatedly describes is that he hasremained faithful to his wife. Though there are claims contrary to that in Valmiki's Ramayana, let us, for the sake of argument, acceptthat it is true. If we have to make aperson anational hero,just for the sake of being faithful to his wife, what should we say about theworthiness ofthat particular religionor nation? .
Thus, exposing all these fraudulent concocted tales about 'great' avtar Rama is not just an atheist debate -it is a freedomstruggle against brahminical Hindu social structure for relieving the whole society from the clutches of brahminical.
deception.Ram is NOT A real hero; heis avillain. .
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These are pretty small flowers but that was the objective, to capture really small things.
May 2012
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The problem with climbing mountains is that when you get to the top, a bunch more peaks get added to an already long tick list.
Image 3 of the 'Objectivity' series.
I'm not sure why I chose to photograph a ball pen, but the shapes within the pen's structure turned out quite interesting.
Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis). Denver, PA. Digiscoped. Olympus E-PM2, Panasonic 20mm f/1.7, Swarovski STX with 95mm Objective and DCB II adapter.
Prendendo conspaevlozza della sfida - come troverò il tempo, cosa devo apprendere esattamente? - si vede una schiera di antagonisti da affrontare. Gli obiettivi forse non sono ben identificati. Sono visti prima di tutto in rapporto a questi antagonisti: eliminare il nemico tempo, mettere in scacco le tentazioni del disimpegno, raccogliere la sfida di apprendere nonostante tutto