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Self reflections, Li Jiang river cruise boat ride. Gulin, China. Dramatic treatment HDR reduced to 800 pixels.
Kamikawa cho, Kansai, Japan 2016 ... Staying at "The House - Artist Retreat" check out the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K37sRk6ANc
Photo taken on expired Fujicolor Superia film (110 format) with a Minolta AutoPak 470.
This one doesn't have any red cast like the other photo of Mark -- at least, not that I know of. This is actually a reflection shot taken off the door panel of a red car.
Stylin in Anne Fontaine jacket, we headed out for our Photo Friday walk. It was cold during our photo walk. It was sunny too. So I wore gloves and shades. Little difficult to handle camera in gloves, but I managed. I took this shot against a window of a building.
Minutes after we signed all the paperwork for the offer on the house, we drove back to the apartment building and I snapped this shot. The Dude was busy finding street parking since someone was PARKED IN MY PARKING SPACE. Argh.
Our apartment building is under new management and, in two words, they suck. Since they didn't call me back until Monday and this happened on Saturday it wasn't much use for them to even call me back. As it turns out the building manager told the strange car to park there because they couldn't seem to recall THAT I'VE PARKED IN THAT SAME EXACT SPACE FOR THE LAST 6 YEARS.
I was also advised to park in two other spaces if that happened again. As it turns out one of the spaces she told me to park in IS ALSO ASSIGNED so I called her back to let her know space #36 is already assigned and she shouldn't be telling people to park there or the same problem is going to happen again to someone else in my apartment building. She asked if I knew the name of the person who parks in that space. Isn't that her job to know that? I told her no, but described the car and gave her the license plate. Very professional Ms. Buidling Manager. I can't wait to move.
P.S. I left a note on the car parked in my space that said "Move your car or it will be towed". When the building manager called me back she told me "the girl parked in your space was very offended the nasty note you left". That's funny. Because if the girl was smart she would be very offended that you can't do your job.
P.P.S. It could have been worse. Sally and I both had the brilliant idea to use lipstick to write the note directly on her windshield. I resisted that urge. I'm glad about that. Karma. And more importantly, lipstick is expensive.
Back to my childhood home after becoming a mother, I find myself nostalgic for my own carefree youth.
Extrem lose Teile. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Clementoni glänzende Teileoberflächen.
Die Farben auf dem Foto stimmen nicht so ganz - die entspechen mehr denen auf der Box.
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Hersteller: Clementoni
Serie: Super Color
Artikelnummer: 21719
Barcode: 8005125217199
Jahr: n.a., ca. 2024
Anzahl Teile: 300 (15x20)
33.5cm x 48.5cm
Bild: nicht ang.
Kaufdatum und Ort: 1. Juni 2026, Galaxus, CHF 11.90.
Datum gelegt: 23. Juni 2026
Legezeit: 80 Min.
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Brand: Clementoni
Series: Super Color
Nr. 21719
Year: about 2020
Number of pieces: 300
Image by Artist/Photographer: unknown
Date of purchase: June 2026.
Date of completion: June 23, 2026.
Time for completion: 80 min.
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2026 gelegt: 59 Puzzles mit 44'000 Teilen (exakt)
Self reflection caught on the glass roof of the Mare Magnum building, Rambla del Mar, Port of Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain.
This is the first in a series of reflected self-portraits taken in the attic of an old garage with some nice decrepit windows to match the somber mood of the winter day on which I took them.
I took and posted one of my wife
so tit for tat here is her spouse
all photos handheld and unaltered
taken upside down and rotated
click for larger
Perspectives Charter Schools conducted a Chicago Ideas Week Lab introducing the schools’ A Disciplined Life® (ADL) education model to the general public, and teaching them how to apply social emotional learning (SEL) in their own lives.
Students led up to 50 participants in an ADL class on Thursday, October 16 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Perspectives Rodney D. Joslin campus, 1930 S. Archer Ave. Participants engaged in rigorous discussion and self-reflection like Perspectives students do every day.
A Disciplined Life is a toolbox that teaches students how to be their best selves, cultivate healthy relationships, make informed decisions and become ethical, conscientious leaders. The curriculum was developed by Perspectives’ founders Diana Shulla-Cose, president of Perspectives, and Kim Day, the chief education officer.
“People will come away with a better understanding of social emotional learning and what students in inner-city schools are capable of,” said Rhonda Hopps, Perspectives’ chief executive officer. “We will inspire them to practice the 26 principles of A Disciplined Life to raise their level of fulfillment and civic engagement to drive positive social change.”
For one week, October 13-19, Chicago Ideas Week brings together some of the world’s most outstanding thinkers, inventors, leaders and creators to present their ideas and inspire the innovations of tomorrow. It is a platform based on sharing big ideas and making big things happen. Perspectives students make no small plans. Last June, student leaders organized a peace march down State Street on the South Side to express their hopes for a violence-free summer. More than 2,000 Perspectives students were joined by business and civic leaders, and the event was covered by some 30 media outlets.
Chicago Ideas Week Labs give people a chance to explore the best of Chicago, through exclusive access, behind-the-scenes experiences that give them a glimpse of the inner workings of businesses and institutions that are otherwise unavailable to the public.
Hopps, Shulla-Cose and Day will be in attendance during the lab.
Founded in 1997 by two public school teachers, Perspectives Charter Schools is a network of five open-enrollment public schools on the South Side, serving nearly 2,200 students. Perspectives prepares students for college and for life with its A Disciplined Life® education model that combines academic rigor with a focus on character development. Despite coming from some of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in Chicago, Perspectives students graduate from high school, enroll in college, and persist towards graduation at rates above the national average. Learn more at pcsedu.org.
About Chicago Ideas Week
Chicago Ideas Week (CIW) is a 501(c)(3) organization. CIW is a premier year-round gathering of thought leaders created to drive ideas into actionable results. It is a platform for ideas, created for innovators, thinkers, doers and interested citizens from across Chicago, the greater Midwest and the world. Its goal is to stimulate new initiatives and ventures, create new connections and collaborations, and establish a community of curiosity. For more information, please visit www.chicagoideas.com and follow Chicago Ideas on Facebook and Twitter via @chicagoideas.
Photo credit: Jason Brown Photography
Ever since my daughter was born self reflection was no longer an option...it is an almost daily occurrence. I see so much of myself in her! Although I know she is an individual in her own right...I am forced to watch as she fumbles through many of the same troubles and triumphs I did as a young girl.
Reflection: I see how my experiences have molded me and now I watch and wonder what she'll make of hers?!
For FGR (and my good friend, Maite): SELF-REFLECTION