View allAll Photos Tagged self-reflection
Well this is a rather empty window display for Shoot Thru Glass but I liked the pipes and the reflection.
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.
Josie, Hass, our reflection in Mommy's car. Josie is much happier than she looks, it's just that the multiple exposures blurred her joy.
When you pause and think about yourself, what do you actually think about?
Is it how you look right now, your health, or your recent achievements? Is it usually about all the bad, or all the good?
The only real times I really think about myself is when things are going really badly. It's kind of a quick check to see if you're OK even though what's going around you is so bad and a search for something that's still awesome to look forward to.
Self Reflection - who do you see when you look in the mirror? Who are you looking at? Who is looking back at you? Who are you looking for?
Here's a selfie from earlier this year in a hotel room in Sydney.
Camera news - after a bit of a mix up on their end, the restaurant posted the camera two days ago, so hopefully it will arrive today! Fingers crossed :-)
I've not posted anything for a long time, there's been too much going on!
Here's a suitably contemplative shot from a trip to Portugal last month.
Just experimenting with the instagram app on my iPhone. If anyone wants to search for me on Instagram, I'm jcowboyjp there.
No post-processing was done except for some brightness adjustments. I used reflections to get this picture.
David Stoddard, our International Director for Europe (himself on the field in Berlin, Germany) traveled down to be our key speaker. He did a thorough job of tracing through King David's life to show where David drifted away from God and where he demonstrated the character of Christ. Gave us good examples for self-reflection and ministry focus.
The looting of other cultures as a metaphor for personal growth (note that it is 'wealth of the Indies' not 'wealth from the Indies').
At Union Station in Washington, DC.
Photo captured on California Highway 161 at the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Siskiyou County. Far Northern California. "State of Jefferson." Late February 2013.
Hanging out with my dear friends Adam and Kyllikki in Ithaca, NY at the famous Pastimes antiques shop.
Wish I didn't have such an odd expression on my face - but the rest of the photo is so cool!