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Everyone has different sides inside. If you couldn't face each of them in your mind, you may lost. When you feel lost, try to ask yourself for an answer, to find the real pain in each different sides and to fight the pain for yourself. Pain is good, pain make us glow.
Because she lived in a hospice operated by nuns whose piety forbade the presence of mirrors, she was visibly ecstatic when she noticed that I had a camera. We didn’t share a common language, but I understood from her gesturing to my lens, herself and the bindi I had painted on her forehead that morning that she wanted to see how she looked. As I held up the camera, she kept gesturing, closer, closer, closer. I stopped just short of her face, took the photo, and showed her. Her hands rose immediately to her face, and when she looked at me I was confused to see that tears had filled her eyes. She held up eight fingers, and I remembered from the record book: eight years she’d been living in Shantidan; eight years since she’d seen her own reflection.
Photographer: Aubrey Sitler
Location: Kolkata, India
Bathroom mirror self-portrait. Taken from the first roll I shot using my Pentax Spotmatic. Mantua, West Philly
To kick off our week for Violence Awareness, Dr. Tannis came to speak to our students about valuing education, valuing ourselves and valuing others. Students engaged in a lesson of self-reflection and the importance of education, as well as loving themselves and loving others, and how it prevents violence.
A photo serioes of self portraits taken by my friend Nick Larson. This is a depiction and representation of diving deeper into myself. A conceptual thought process of who I am.
1. ... diesmal mit Musik, 2. self reflection, 3. Midnight, 4. missing summer, 5. orange rose, 6. This is not a fork-lift, 7. fast building, 8. blue giraffes,
9. Deutschland, 10. swirl, 11. connections, 12. Happy Valentine's Day, 13. sun rise, 14. fever curve, 15. tunnel light, 16. bye bye Berge,
17. broken beauty, 18. seagull, 19. Startbahn, 20. finally snow, 21. Tabledance, 22. green & blue, 23. Untitled, 24. 71,
25. morning rose, 26. Untitled, 27. good morning, 28. What do you want me to do??, 29. travel curve, 30. smile, 31. Luminarium Levity II, 32. Herbst
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Leaving work after dark on a Friday night. The top half of the image depicts the left-brained corporate world where logic, reason, and linear thinking prevail. The bottom half represents the right-brained world of art, music, intuition, and emotions.
Terumasa seemed to be constantly in a state of self reflection, choosing not to speak much and regularly looking within.
Bali November 2008