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Kaum ausgestiegen, wurde das Auto einer genaueren Inspektion unterzogen (Cowbird(?), near Albany, NY).
I tried to take this photo so the things reflected in this Brancusi head would resemble facial features--the camera lens or an eye, rows of lights for eyebrows.
It seemed terribly clever at the time.
Day break on Easter Saturday, April 4, 2015, above Grande Anse Bay on the Atlantic coast of Saint Lucia.
Grande Anse Bay is an awesome natural beauty. Time and again, it invites visitors to pause for a moment of self-reflection and recharge internal batteries!
This very lively nature once again caught up with me on this early Saturday morning. Had I only anticipated that my high-in-the-sky anticipation was all too pie in the sky!
This is a piece of self-reflection as I have always considered my emotions that are intertwined with my trauma such as anger, shame and guilt--as "messy emotions". My life experience has shown that I cannot experience these triggering emotions independently and self-sufficiently without dragging someone else into my "mess".
the version I had originally intended...this is more of what I observed...
iPhone/finger/sketchbookmobile/Nptr
Near MSU's Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center — it's a safety mirror for trucks coming out of the loading dock.
Photo of the Santa Lucia Mountains Range captured from Highway 1, the Cabrillo Highway, alongside the El Sur Ranch via the HDR method of photography. Big Sur. Monterey County. Late January 2013.
I took part in a senior fine arts weekend, and the theme of this 'competition' was reflection, and we were supposed to use text, photos, black, white, and red.
This is my piece, I incorporated the quote "Be the first to rate yourself than a second rate version of someone else"- self-reflection.
twenty-six and where will it all end? because everything everywhere ends and i'm dying to know what'll happen inbetween