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START 2011 es una bella colección de historias de gente real, con quienes podrías cruzarte en la calle, en el trabajo o cuando vas a la universidad. El mundo que nos rodea no esta compuesto de actores de cine ni de estrellas de rock. Hacemos la vida juntos un monton de personas con historias, luchas y sueños propios.
Tan solo mira a tu alrededor, cada persona es un universo diferente =)
Dirección y Producción // Emarts — emarts.pe
Cámara // Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W150
Edición // Adobe Premiere
Color grading // After Effects
BGM // Kevin MacLeod - Windswept
Youtube // youtu.be/iDWiazsFwmo
I don't know this man's name, but he's been performing on Pearl Street since I was a wee lad. His routine has barely changed, but I still like it. I still can't figure how he stretches himself like this.
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The Journey Home Hospice went from six to 10 beds in a completely renovated and expanded space in downtown Toronto. St. Elizabeth Foundation director Nancy Lefebre cuts the ribbon.
at the starting line of this cyclocross race in golden gate park. there were probably 50 riders coming toward the camera.
i can see why the field of pinhole sports photography never took off...
I started a new blog focused on portrait photography. You can find there interviews with both professional and amateur photographers about their portrait work and many more.
If you want to be featured on MoP blog please don't hesitate to contact me and we'll see what happen.
Harri starting out, ready to show off for the girls. Next year we'll be started Harrison in harness and hopefully under saddle. But for now he gets to bulk up a bit more and enjoy the lush grass. :)
this is really a mini squash album that you put pictures in but I thought it would be fun to do Zentangles.
i am not a person who copes well with nostalgia, even when it is pleasant. the recent spate of cool fall like weather coupled with the beautiful grey clouded rainy skies we've been having have (as it always happens) made me feel a certain indeterminate sense of nostalgic longing for something. i was burning some incense tonight and playing some old toad the wet sprocket songs, and i felt happy and content and unafraid of the world around me. i felt like a teenager without all the overblown angst and drama of puberty. instead i had the angst and drama (or mild depression coupled with a large does of indifference) that is young adulthood. which i guess means that i traded one set of tired and useless emotions for an equally pedestrian set that just happened to be dressed up like french whores. they're all pretty to look at, but living with them gets stale rather quickly. so this has left something churning in me and i don't know what. i feel...and that's all. i don't have words for how i feel. i pride myself on being somone who has words for things, has words for myself. but i have none. and i don't like it. and the nostalgia does not help.
in a completely unrelated vein, this picture was taken at the bottom of the trail i hiked in yosemite when i went there for a geography conference back in april of '05. it was an amazing trip that at the time really revitalized me and helped me make some important decisions (such as i could be happier by myself than with someone who i was miserable trying to make it work with). it was beautiful beyond words. i don't know who this kid is, but i took a shot of him and it seems to inspire in me some sort of feeling of a beginning. because we all start them somewhere.
I don't really use a planner so this will be more like a journal. On each day of the weekly pages I intend to write the best thing that happened that day.
Used a 3-ring binder from 1972 - decided to NOT embellish it because I like it just the way it is. It has all of the original dividers, etc. I do plan to add to the dividers.
So far I have printed the monthly/weekly calendar pages, some unlabeled lists, and Dare2Be/List 10 pages, painted reinforcement rings, started working on the January divider, started my "Global" To-do list, made some calendar entries, and made my Week 1 PAC* (with 16 half-circle reinforcements).
* I've used my cat stamp multiple times this year already. I can't help it. I've already got several other places I plan to use it...to the point that people will think I'm a one-trick pony and have only one rubber stamp. :)
Plumes of black smoke emit from the number 1 engine of English Electric Canberra WT333 as she performs a cartridge start at Bruntingthorpe
The audience watching as the film "Belladonna of Sadness" begins. Live accompaniment by Charlie Boyer and the Voyeurs (behind the screen). At the Red Gallery, Shoreditch, as part of the East End Film Festival www.eastendfilmfestival.com