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For a week now I'm struggling around some lakes here in the vicinity to get a good sunset capture and a nice composition. Especially the last one was harder then expected. The sun seemed to be lower than I thought they didn't met the compositions that I've hoped for.
This one is taken after the sun went down, the intensity of the red and blue glow on the horizon really supprised me and I had to desaturate them so it wouldn't look like a painting. I've saturated the grass a bit so it looks some brighter and matches the rest.
The Struggle
R Keith Clontz and Leah Spitz collaborative project. I had the idea of using netting and rope to have an image that looked strong and powerful. I envisioned an image that elicits emotion and not just a pretty girl posing in the water. We all go through struggles in life and I wanted to show how difficult the struggle can be by portraying a girl (myself) trying to get untied from ropes. It may seem completely impossible to pull yourself out of the water, but someone with great strength can pull off the ropes and finally take a deep breath.
-- The struggle is a shared moment, always having to battle till we are worn out to the bone. We have a constant war that will be eternal but I am willing to live among the chaos for you. I will never give up...forever up against the odds with the world against us. It's our life story, written in blood dripping from our flesh. I can promise though that no matter what, I'll Fight for you. --
Real happiness needs no struggle nor endeavour, no reason nor cause; it is inherent in the real ‘I’. However you and I, we live on a wrong ‘I’, as it were. That is the mistake which has to be removed before we can claim our birthright on real happiness.
So says Ramana, the Maharshi. And he advises us to dive deep into ourselves with the question: ‘Who am I?’
Don’t expect an answer to it; there is none, because every possible answer which might come to our mind is wrong. However, he promises us that one day, provided our perseverance and patience keep us on the path, there will emerge a real ‘I’ the identity of the Great Experience, and together with it the true happiness, which is Satchi-dananda, the Bliss of Conscious Be-ing.
from
HUNTING THE ‘I’
according to
Sri Ramana Maharshi
by LUCY CORNELSSEN
UP MYCAS struggles south out of Villa Grove with a gray KCS leading the way. This train had picked up UP 1531 and a string of the cars from Villa Grove's yard.
Warszawa, Poland
Spring
An exploration of emotions and the impact of a year in isolation.
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As our eye and skills develop , i find my landscape are suffering , chasing a shot , light , my most treasured place in Brecon is epic without the reservoir full currently
Those attempts to refute a particular type of local expansion known as the ALIVE model: has created distress.
A second version of a colour image taken earlier in the year. A tighter crop reduces the number to seven. Against the wind and the rain. Older children on their way home from school.
A person who has struggled in life will always be sensitive towards others, will value people and will be slightly more wise than someone who has never seen it.
A local Rikshaw puller in Shillong begins his day.
Photo Manipulation.
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Unglaublich aber wahr. Ein erfolgreicher Jäger - er wendet dem Betrachter hier den Rücken zu - saß auf dem Pfosten und wollte seine gefangene Beute - vermutlich ein kleiner Nager -
genüsslich verspeisen. Plötzlich kam ein zweiter Bussard und wollte die Beute für sich erobern.... und tatsächlich, nach kurzem Gerangel überließ der vormals erfolgreiche Jäger seine Beute dem Konkurrenten und zog ab.
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