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it isn't the work he is supposed to be doing at that moment :-)
Robert Benchley
HSS!
cosmos, denver botanical garden, colorado
Identity 1:The Outlaw is a photograph of a bougainvillea branch on a lightbox. The photograph was inverted for this version. (There were 8)
The title comes from Jung's 12 Psychological Archetypes (as popularized by Mark and Pearson). This is a part of a series.
Note: The brightly colored bracts of the bougainvillea are actually leaves. The flowers are small and white and enclosed within the bracts.
I've been pondering. If apologizing is human and forgiving is divine, why should I remain silent? I have always defended that women should not silence physical and/or psychological abuse. Emotional abuse turns out to be blackmail and leaves wounds much deeper than a slap in the face. Nobody is safe because I am not divine! I'm sick of shutting up and continuing to see human errors.
The music that inspired me: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXi0NSghf5Q
"Psychological projection is a theory in psychology in which humans defend themselves against their own unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others."
If we get the right information from our society during development, and if our body do chemical, physical, biological and psychological functions well, we do well.
For those of you suffering under the heat wave...
It's a little bit less warm here today, fortunately, and I try to cool down my place as much as possible before the heat will strike again tomorrow.
The photo is of the Great Aletsch Glacier in Switzerland, the largest glacier in the Alps. Like most glaciers on the planet it is a retreating glacier, its ice thinning out faster every year.
Traveling along a little-used country road at sunset in open country is one of the simple pleasures in life.
Eastern Washington.
We all have families and friends that we love. Surely before starting a war, or even considering continuing a war, a person should evaluate the devastation left behind after the war.
War causes the destruction of physical infrastructure, the psychological well-being of children, those fighting in the war, and those left under the bombing. The destruction of families, both psychologically and through death. The scarcity of food and general products. It interferes and can destroy general transit, interferes with the education of children, caring for the sick and the elderly. Leaving many homeless.
Finances are very tight after the war. In other words, life is totally changed for the worse for quite a long time after a war, basically all for nothing. Usually started in the name of tyrannical power and wealth. There is nothing good about war, everything is good and possible about peace. In peace life still has its ups and downs but not by force and democracy has its legitimate place.
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Psychological resilience
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Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that makes a simple sound or image into something far more noteworthy. The human brain is masterful in organizing visual data into meaningful and significant shapes. It is a way to make sense of random or ambiguous patterns where none really exists. Some common examples are seeing animals in clouds, monsters in cracks on the wall, or gnarly faces on tree trunks.
As a Mommy to eleven, I see a smiling face of a beautiful black cat! This is an antique round wrought iron mirror frame. I don't think it originally was a frame, but I have had it for years and it has a little round mirror in the center.
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Looks like things are psychologically, physiologically, and terminologically aligned for me to go to Secaucus tonight with the Mamiya 23, both lenses, and 3 rolls of Portra 400.
In the meantime, here's one from a fun trip I had with Ralph last August....
ETA:
For various reasons I haven't been that present on Flickr lately and ... will be on here more often, I hope.
*Working Towards a Better World
This is a collage done on felt depicting the psychological effects on people throughout the world due to war.
Do you remember that psychological thriller by Edgar Allen Poe, 'The Tell-Tale Heart' (1843)? Recall the element of time between the thumping of the murderer's heart and the imagined heart of his victim hidden under his floor boards...
Well, if you do, then you will understand immediately what went through my own mind when I saw this scene. This photo was taken 'through' the old clock of the famous railway station Gare d'Orsay, now a wonderful musuem. In the distance is one of Paris's many icons, the relatively new Basilica of the Sacred Heart...
En Coyoacán junto a las Casas de Cortés, México DF
In Coyoacan, in front of Cortes´ Houses, México DF
Keeping to a theme of distorted or dissolving architectures that provide a metaphor for the dissolution of rational constructs that no longer serve. My previous image cited the Major Arcana Tarot Card, The Tower, as a psychological metaphor for the coming down of a mental or psychic construct that is deemed as nothing but a hindrance in current circumstances. Here I reference that again but add to that the growing critique of the notion of modern, capitalist, exploitative progress at the expense of all else. The notion of limitless growth and limitless profit is patently ridiculous. Such growth, as I think we'll see in our lifetimes, will simply have to stop. It cannot be sustained. And again, this is not so much about radical changes to the outward world we know, but a radicalization of the thinking that creates it.
Collection of Gary Taylor, Toronto.
Part of the "Hypothetical Awards" Group's "Annual Urban Art" Challenge, HUGE thanks to Mel Cabeen for the invitation to it.
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what a time we're living in. Hope that there will be no more bloodshed of innocent people. This photo I shot quite a while ago around the St.Albert, Canada area, to NOW show solidarity with the poor Ukrainians
Ukrainian Canadians (Українські канадці) are Canadian citizens of Ukrainian descent or Ukrainian-born people who immigrated to Canada. In 2016, there were an estimated 1,359,655 persons of full or partial Ukrainian origin residing in Canada
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The current Ukrainian flag consists of two horizontal bands of yellow and blue, the colors represent the wide blue skies and the yellow represents the wheat fields that characterize the country. From a psychological point of view, blue symbolizes calm, whilst yellow symbolizes joy.
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в який час ми живемо. Сподіваюся, що більше не буде кровопролиття невинних людей. Це фото я зробив досить давно в районі Сент-Альберт, Канада, щоб ЗАРАЗ продемонструвати солідарність з бідними українцями
Українські канадці (Українські канадці) — громадяни Канади українського походження або особи, які народилися в Україні, які іммігрували до Канади. У 2016 році в Канаді проживало 1 359 655 осіб повністю або частково українського походження.
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Нинішній український прапор складається з двох горизонтальних смуг жовтого та синього кольорів, кольори яких символізують широке блакитне небо, а жовтий – пшеничні поля, які характеризують країну. З психологічної точки зору синій колір символізує спокій, а жовтий символізує радість.
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Key Point: "You must increase your awareness of your psychological states before your can control your thoughts and feelings." R.S. Weinberg & D. Gould
"The broken are the more evolved" - The Beast
That is a quote from the incredible movie "Split" as spoken by "The Beast" played by the phenomenal James McAvoy. When The Beast sees the scars on Casey Cooke's (Anya Joy Taylor) arms and realises they are somewhat alike. The Beast sees the evidence of suffering upon Casey's skin. Ironically, self injury I always thought made the person lucky in one respect, their suffering is not invisible, why would I say that? Because depression unlike the expression of psychological trauma, is completely unseen.
And yes, I personally have and still do battle with depression, and yes, photography I found was the one and only thing that has a very powerful anaesthetising affect on my negative mindsets, which is why I loathe the Winter as I hate the cold. Funnily enough, Amateur Photographer Magazine ran an article on Mental Health & Photography, seems that there is very much a correlation between mental health and creative talents. For example, I knew a friend who was heavily Bi-Polar and yet he had incredible skills at weaving, floristry and making baskets, he was so quick at it as well.
My point of this is the following, depression is perhaps the most misunderstood mental health condition in the world. Many psychologists provide ineffective therapy, psychiatrists merely numb the pain with Big Pharma in their back pocket and many unqualified other's abandon those who suffer this infliction. If there is ever an expert on the subject of depression, it's the patients themselves, and thanks to the Elite's Global plan well underway, suicides are on the up.
There is one very invaluable thing you can do for someone who suffers from depression, show compassion. Absolutely show pure, bona-fide, unadulterated compassion, in its every endeavouring of the word in practice, put the person first, not your feelings, theirs and theirs alone, trust me, it's the best thing that can happen to them!
I Hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
Anima is a psychological term for a feminine side in every man.
Dreams deal with our subconsciousness and compensate for our waking life. This photo basically reflects the suppressed side of a man who lives in the society that has certain unwritten rules for him to follow in order to be considered a "real manly man".
Model: me
this is not CG. Everything in here is real. I brought the leaves, flower and branches home. The wooden-lookalike background is paper with wood texture
On my picture above; small green-aliens are giving a gift to inhabitants of other planet!
According the online information, gift-giving is a surprisingly complex and important part of human interaction, helping to define relationships and strengthen bonds with family and friends. Indeed, psychologists say it is often the giver, rather than the recipient, who reaps the biggest psychological gains from a gift.
SOOC.
lol jks. this took about 20 photos all sewn together.
i've been wanting to do this for at least a month, ever since i stole that lovely wooden chair from my common room (i've had evil stares coming my way ever since). but i just have never had the time to shoot this. and when i finally got round to motivate karl and i to do it - my camera only went and had low battery so all i had time to do was one shot for each peice of furniture - so this isnt great. but ah well, im just glad its done.
i did my stop motion filming yesterday. it all went TOTALLY WRONG. well, the middle part did. seeing as emilys head was cropped out of all of it by accident. but without the middle bit its nothing. :( but next monday at school i'll see what mr ward and i can do with it, and hopefully i'll have something of it to upload that night.
the title for this picture was the first line of the wikipedia definition for 'imaginary friend'. i really have no originality or bright ideas for quotey cleche titles today, sozzzz.
one last thing, sorry for my face looking so miserable. by this hour of the day my makeup had all swept off so it wasnt a pretty look. i might try this again some other time, with a new face.
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A humanoid is a robot with human characteristics.
It is possible to create a humanoid that is very similar to a human in appearance and function. We can duplicate almost all the chemical, physical, biological and psychological processes happening in a human being. We can create a robotic consciousness.
A humanoid can act on its own without any help from us, but it will always stay a robot as long as we are not able to make it alive or it is not able to make itself alive.
White is maybe the most rigorous and psychological color, it seems to purify the surfaces, it’s a color that makes the vacuum merge.
The empty spaces have slight contrasts of shape as a value. I like to deal with this non-pigmentation because its process is a ramification of many harmonic elements that allude to a perfect informality.
Sculpture by Ilaria Gasparroni
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On L'oleil de la Photographie
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Bonxiety is a psychological and physiological state characterized by cognitive, somatic, emotional, and behavioral components, as defined in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Bonk Disorders, DSM-IV code 1248.16.
These components combine to create an unpleasant feeling that is typically associated with uneasiness, apprehension, fear, or worry. Bonxiety is a generalized mood condition that can often occur without an identifiable triggering stimulus.
Explore #72 on Friday, August 6, 2010. Thank you all!
White is maybe the most rigorous and psychological color, it seems to purify the surfaces, it’s a color that makes the vacuum merge. The empty spaces have slight contrasts of shape as a value.
I like to deal with this non-pigmentation because its process is a ramification of many harmonic elements that allude to a perfect informality. These pictures may seem incongruous because they are elegant and messy at the same time. They are contemporary, I took familiar objects like: “Burger King” glasses, crumbled pills, glasses of plastic or packs, which I photographed in high key. This kind of illumination, in which high and white tones are predominant, spreads positivity and freshness, which is another element of contrast towards the mess of the scenery, that often has a dirty tablecloth, like someone suddenly left the meal. The position of elements is never random, but it is necessary to highlight the constituent structure: pieces of silverware, pills, bottles, remains of food or dry branches are often put close to each other on levels, like there was a narrative correlation more or less narrow between each other. There is no human presence, but it is re-invoked through the representation of objects, where plasticity alternates with flatness, creating at the same time tension and melancholy.