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I saw this great reflection on the chrome work of a classic truck. Took two images and realised that I was part of the reflection. So being the smart guy I am..... Stepped to the side and took this great shot.
Perfect!
Till I got home and saw the image on the screen. Twelve bloody reflections of myself, and a shadow for all to see.
I remember!
There's a sense of remembrance
Of who I am!
A knowing in my soul that gives me strength
And I smile, for there's a warmth and sense of familiarity
My Soul!
The peace in my soul is coming back
The calling that's within me
Of my spirit
My Guide
The Guardian Angel that is sent to look after me!
The seasons have started to change
Autumn and winter sets in
Night times cool
Note: This photo was taken when I saw this window display when I was on my way home. Even myself reflection was there..
Reflections in the highly polished grill of preserved Johnson bros. bedford coach 5188 RU at showbus.
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Look closely at the steel leaves on the Self-reflection Mirror and you may discover some interesting and descriptive words. Legend has it, whichever characteristic you see first is what you truly are. Beware - they’re not all good.
• Adjectives hidden in leaves
• Antique copper finish
• 18” h X 28” w
lost in search engines competition is like to be alone in the island. you are not just stopped, but through away.
so, where are you now... where will you go... what should you do...
completely lost of direction.
pake helm pake jaket bukannya ngebut di jalan raya, eh.. malah di pantai.
keindahan ada didepan, eh..malah melihat ke belakang
bukannya bawa pancing, eh.. malah cuma ranting
model: rama @seragan lost world, bali, indonesia
acrylic, collage and graphite on paper 10"w x 13"h
A few years ago, while fighting a bad head-cold, I took Benedryl, hoping it would help me sleep. After a few nights, I had nightmares so bad that even when I got up out of bed to use the bathroom, the sight of my own reflection in the mirror as I passed scared me half to death.
Do I have to yank this because there is a reflection of a dog in this? If the group says it has to go, I took a back up shot I didn't like as well
Trumpeter Swan (Cygnus buccinator) in the early morning mist on the Madison River. Hunted to near extinction in the United States by the early twentieth century, populations are making a come back.
Yellowstone National Park.
number one - i want that woodburner
number two - i love that floor
number three - i am just about visible reflected i the glass door
ahem. it'll have to do because it's the only shot i got of me today.
I've been tagged several times (most recently by the lovely Bek) and never got around to doing it...so, better late than never, here are my 10 random pointless facts:
1 - I don't really like the internet all that much. I am one of the only people I know who doesn't have a facebook, myspace, twitter, or any of that. If not for flickr, I probably wouldn't spend any time at all online outside of work.
2 - If I could only choose one food to eat for the rest of my life, it would be fresh watermelon, cut into chunks.
3 - I shattered my left ankle when I was 15. I had surgery, and it was reassembled with steel pins. They don't set off metal detectors, but I get weird pains when the weather changes sometimes.
4 - My old house is haunted. No joke. I have witnesses.
5 - I learned to read when I was 3.
6 - Nine Inch Nails is one of my favorite bands. I've seen them perform live 23 times in 8 states.
7 - I fail at all sports. I haven't been good at a sport since kickball in grade school.
8 - I have never in my life been afraid of the dark.
9 - I've never taken a photography class, but I would love to learn how to develop my own film.
10 - I am not a fan of extreme temperatures, either hot or cold. My ideal weather would be low 80's during the day and low 60's at night. I love thunderstorms and fog more than anything.
Prayer. Self reflection through a parallel human whom which the Holy Spirit has manifested itself to me. Gods Love. One Love. With dedication and faith in him...
She will arrive in time...
Heads by Julian Opie, feathered fashion creations by various designers and a lushly coloured interior, all at the Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle - well worth a visit!
Jonathan S. Laidacker 'Self-Reflection' 2008, Academy of the Fine Arts Juried Alumni Exhibition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Time for a self-portrait -- reflected in my laptop! This is not edited, except to increase the contrast a bit on the screen (which was turned off, with lots of lights for maximum reflectivity). If you look close, you can see the doubled reflections in my screen.
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The MAR’s participation in the Kunstvlaai was in itself a form an artistic research project, using the classroom as a space for tryout and self-reflection. The project can be read as a pragmatic and political act, in its undisguised reallocation of resources from the art educational context to the art world in a time of budgetary scarcity. It can be seen as a gesture of inclusivity and altruism in its opening up of art education for the general public and/or a gesture of exclusivity and hermeticism in its carrying on of an insider activity in the public realm. It can be read as an act of blatant self-promotion at a competitive moment for the survival of postgraduate programmes. It is precisely the entanglement of such mixed agendas inherent in its participation in “Learning Utopia(s)” that the MAR wishes to bring to the fore at this political and economic moment of art and art education in the Netherlands.