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More goofing around in my loo. Don't know why I'd want to spend so much time in there as it's pretty small.
Just having fun.
For Flickr Group Roulette challenge, Self Reflections.
I wasn't counting on doing this FGR challenge because I didn't feel any direction I can approach this. And now that I did this, well I don't know. I can see myself going in so many life directions but where to go. Do I just surrender to my aunt's place in the Philippines to admit failure? Do I continue hitting brick wall's trying to find a job and make myself useful to someone? Do I this, do I that...what do I do? Where shall I go?
I'm sorry for rambling but the random directions I'm seeing in this photo kinda set that off. I'll deal.
Nikon FE | 50mm f1.8 | TMax 400
The idea of getting film developed makes me giddy like Chirstmas Eve. I get some back tomorrow!
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
Model: None.
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Washington DC overcast early afternoon, trying to pull reflection out of the art object--Kumsama Pumpkin at the Hirshhorn Museum. Settings f/16.0, 1/30 edited in Photoshop.
From the 4th to the 11th of April, the training course “Empower and Involve” took place in Benediktbeuern. It was organized by Don Bosco Youth Net and sponsored by the EU “Youth in Action”-Programme. 25 participants from 13 countries came together to learn more about project management and how to actively create new projects, both in their respective home countries as well as around the whole of Europe. The content of this training course was focused on knowing all the necessary steps in creating, submitting and evaluating projects in youth work. Three trainers of the DBYN’s pool of trainers provided training sessions, workshops and (self)reflection. Through adapting a non-formal learning style, the general purpose lay on facilitating better understanding of the opportunities and challenges that come with European youth project management.
From the 4th to the 11th of April, the training course “Empower and Involve” took place in Benediktbeuern. It was organized by Don Bosco Youth Net and sponsored by the EU “Youth in Action”-Programme. 25 participants from 13 countries came together to learn more about project management and how to actively create new projects, both in their respective home countries as well as around the whole of Europe. The content of this training course was focused on knowing all the necessary steps in creating, submitting and evaluating projects in youth work. Three trainers of the DBYN’s pool of trainers provided training sessions, workshops and (self)reflection. Through adapting a non-formal learning style, the general purpose lay on facilitating better understanding of the opportunities and challenges that come with European youth project management.
Flash, double glazing. Hoping to get the same effect as my "Magic Ball" photo, but it failed. Still a good experiment though,
