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“We must always have old memories and young hopes”
-Houssaye
This was my mother-in-law's (to be). Sadly she passed away a couple years ago, but we found this eye shadow compact today.
Texture from Les Brumes
Every day this week, there has been a heron in the pond, and it talks away as we watch. Perhaps it is saying, "come here little fish" or perhaps it is saying much more. I have been reading that heron medicine comes to those who are unaware who they are and where they belong in the world, and involves self relection.
So I think I'm starting another 365 project. I feel like I need it right now. Being in art school, I find myself only producing work for the sake of fulfilling an assignment. And that doesn't feel good. So here's to Day 1. I would be lying if I said I wasn't reluctant to give this another go, but I think I'm up for the challenge...maybe...we'll see.
Again I took a photograph similar to that from my 1ts shoot to relate it to the work of Lee Friedlander his reflection self-portraits. This was in a small village we walked through whilst trying to find our destination.
Did this for a photo swap challenge at TSL.
Supplies Used:
CS - Bazzill
PP - October Afternoon
Rubons - 7G
Tags - October Afternoon
Stickers - Love Elsie
Bling - Swarovski Crystals
Assorted Button
President Bush pauses during a news conference in the East Room of the White House Thursday, May 25, 2006 in Washington. President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair acknowledged difficult times in the Iraq war they launched together in 2003, but both vowed to keep troops there until the new Iraqi government takes control. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
I like to think this dog is doing a bit of self-reflection and wondering what his life has become. Sitting there in the cold, outside a pretentious coffee shop, wearing that ridiculous jacket, and waiting for his owner to purchase a $8 latte when all he really wants is sniff the butt of that other dog walking across the street.