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I have just two children and one day when looking at my Faceboook account, I noticed both of them had clicked "Like" on Facebook. It's funny because they do not look alike, act alike, have the same philosophies, etc. Yet, here they are on one line on my Facebook and probably only proud mama noticed. (Yes, I smudged names to protect the guilty.)
The beginning of the sunset drama over the Mediterranean Sea. Capo Caccia is in the distance on the right.
A great way to start my 2013 365 photo project, "365 Moments of Happiness." The light on the trees just before sunset and a quote from one of my favorite authors.
Today I walked in the room to this site and the excited exclamation from the girls.......
"Look Mom we can balance things on his head!!!"
Sorry son :)
Last year when i was at a gourmet shop in Lisbon and saw "my" Marco Polo ...i had to get the big box.
This tea tastes like Paris to me....i used to go a lot to Marriage et Freres drink this one in particular.
Today was raining here and the nostalgy came at my door. Happy i still have Marco Polo around.
Everybody's got a dark side
Do you love me?
Can you love mine?
Nobody's a picture perfect
But we're worth it
You know that we're worth it
Will you love me?
Even with my dark side?
Dark Side by Kelly Clarkson
Elementree Livity Project headlined the Reggae Resolution show to kick off the new year at the legendary Bogart's in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I went for a walk in the cemetery again today and was snapping a few things I thought I might use for my pic of the day. I climbed a hill and turned a corner to be confronted by a carpet of what I think are crocii, (well they aint daffs!). The picture doesn't do justice to the amount of flowers and laying on my stomach in my suit was a little worrying. Fortunately it wasn't too muddy and I was alone....I think.
Artwork from the 2011 Outpost Project exhibition held at Cockatoo Island, Sydney.
HDR conversion in Nik Softare HDR Efex Pro, PP in CS5.
Date: 22/04/2011
Photo Nº: 112 of 365
Location: Hannah's House, Sheffield
Info: Ok, so maybe it wasn't that early but it was still the morning.
Treacle, Hannah's Dog, couldn't stop yawning and I think I caught this one quite well.
She was obviously still as tired as what me and Hannah were.
For this project, the brief was to transform the final Fine art outcome into a commercial product. After much exploration of merchandise and producing development, I decided to make cushion covers, replicating the self-portraits that I produced.
I felt that creating a cushion cover was appropriate in terms of the conceptualism. This enabled me to replicate the motion of stuffing materials to re-represent claustrophobia.