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You know yourself the best. Sometimes people can really say things that are so hurtful because they have no idea what you are going through. What matter most is you staying true to yourself.
Self-reflection will be critical throughout the creative portion of this activity. Here we see some questions students should ask themselves as they put pencil and crayon to paper to create drafts of their model cities. (Photo by Emily Wallace)
Day 6
'Self Reflection'
“It is necessary ... for a man to go away by himself ... to sit on a rock ... and ask, 'Who am I, where have I been, and where am I going?”
― Carl Sandburg
What colors do you see,
When you look through your eyes,
And see something completely different from what you expected?
Today, on my birthday, I'm glad I can still get around and shoot photos, see beauty in the mundane and appreciate my family. It hasn't been an easy year as I have had to grapple with declining mobility. The postive interactions about photography and life I have had on Flickr have also been very appreciated.
Holding the sunglasses by one hand, while the other hand press the shutter. Picture taken at River Kwai Rosotel, Kanchanaburi, Thailand. While waiting for collegues, I did try few experimental pictures. This picture make use my own sunglasses.
My Mary, I never saw beauty until I opened my eyes and saw myself with that smile and those eyes that leave me speechless and mesmerized. There is no greater feeling than loving yourself, though worry calls me because can I still be strong and beautiful at the same time? Who I used to be seems like a remnant of the past and now I travel into the unknown with nothing, but my heart that is yours.
I was taking a photo of a Washington, DC Metro elevator as the top mechanism surfaced above the street. The mechanism didn't come out clearly, but way the reflection turned out makes me look like a cyborg.
My son found some old cameras at an old drugstore in St. Augustine, Florida. I couldn't pass up the chance for a selfie :-)
Conversations Around the Table
Anna Fife Telmer (BHA Hispanic Studies and Art)
Language has coevolved with the mannerisms of body language that convey emotions and reactions to speech. This feedback is essential, and when coupled with self reflection, strong individuals with confidence and solidarity are enabled to create culture and a healthy world. Normally, it’s hard to intimately connect with those out of sight; words and sounds are only one facet of the way that we convey our ideas and communicate. I want to address these thoughts by asking two primary research questions:
Can using sensory deprivation raise awareness of the challenges and barriers that we encounter when
trying to communicate?
Will this same deprived experience unify a population of participants into empathizing and overcoming
communication barriers?
I was out of town this weekend and didn't have internet access, so its a little late. This week is self reflection, or looking back on photos I've taken before and for some reason looked over. I like the face this chimp made and I also adjusted the colors a little bit in Aperture!
Do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my permission.
Collective Transformation Lab
Anatomy of Nudging is the first installation within the framework of the Collective Transformation Lab – an enlightening self-reflection platform established between Godot and the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
Photo: Markus Schneeberger
i took this in the winter at a church down the street; i love the reflection of the trees in the top half
...all my thoughts come to light.
For the SELF REFLECTIONS challenge, taken for Flickr Group Roulette.