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[May 2008] Taking pictures, like singing and music, has become something therapeutic for me. Whenever I'm feeling sad or lonely or unproductive or uninspired...like I'm just spinning my wheels or turning in circles and getting nowhere...I can grab my camera and go out into the world and it always, always makes me feel better.
Not only does taking pictures thrust me out into the world even when I feel like withdrawing from it, but it makes me see the world again, or anew, and I inevitably end up interacting with it in a way I might not have before. And I see things I might not have seen --not really-- before. There are a lot of people who assert that putting a camera between yourself and the world creates some kind of 'barrier,' or that it disengages you from the 'here and now' because your experience is being mediated by a camera... But I tend to disagree. Rather strongly, in fact.
Take this photo for instance. I drove by an old barracks building out in the Marin Headlands yesterday afternoon, because I didn't know what else to do with myself, so I drove out to the Marin Headlands. Yeah, sure, there were a million things I could have and should have been doing with my precious weekend time, but I didn't want --or couldn't bring myself-- to do any of them. So instead of just turning circles in my apartment, I packed up my camera and got in my car and drove out to a place I hadn't visited in a number of years. As I was driving by this old barracks building, I (barely) noticed a lamp in a window, and the late afternoon light was hitting it in a certain way. I made a mental note of it and kept driving, but then I thought to myself, "No. You should stop. You should stop and get out of the car and try to photograph that lamp and that light -- because it caught your eye."
So I parked the car and walked back down the road and stood on the ground looking up at the window. I took a shot of the lamp --a simple clamp lamp-- but it didn't really come out. I could tell, though, from the way the light was hitting that lamp, that there must have been some wonderful late afternoon light pouring into the space... So I climbed up on the splintery old wooden platform [what are those things called? those old wooden platforms, like sidewalks, that you see in frontier towns and western movies?] to get a better glimpse.
And this is what I saw...this is what I found.
Now if I weren't a photographer, and if I didn't have a camera with me, I never would have seen this incredible little scene, this living still life. Because while the room was completely still and empty, it also felt like it was full of a presence -- either a memory of, or an anticipation of presence...
It's like therapy, for me, these moments...these little discoveries.
Which, I guess, makes this the therapist's chair.
This awesome image was taken on my way back from Horseshoe Lake, North East of Carefree, Arizona, I ventured out alone that day, just looking for fall colors, which there is not a lot of in my location. But this view.. it just swept me away with its beauty. I wondered how many people even notice this as they are dragging their boats and sandrails to their destination. They drove by me, probably thinking there must be an animal or something out where I was pointing my camera, not realizing what beauty we have with the blooming desert and all of the beautiful mountains as a backdrop. So I grabbed this photo and thought to myself...Their Loss!
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My apologies to all my Flickr friends for my absence in this period. I'm in therapy for a cancer in the lung and my health isn't the best since some month.
Luckily for now I haven't metastasis in my body, so I place all my hope in the good success of the therapy. But way is still very long.
My special thanks to all the friends that have show me affection and nearness in this difficult moment. God bless you all.
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the macromonday theme for today, 5/17, is soap and this is my choice for posting. It is a therapy bar of soap and I suppose the nubbins would feel good as you're showering to ease achy muscles.
Btb1- i really thought i'd do something with the grape slime soap (see farther down in the photostream), but i couldn't bring myself to open it up and put a mini-fig inside-- way too strong a scent and what to do with it afterward? it sounds like it would be slippery in a shower!!
Btb2, did you notice there is no blue, other than a little in the bokeh?
Two wet goldfinches (female, left, and male) in the rain. I don't think they mind rain much.
Will be sorry to see them migrate inland and south soon. Already fewer of them.
The Ginkgo trees at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art are in full leaf peeping mode. I usually arrive late the to the party, so I was pretty happy to walk among these yellow beauties. Best seen in large view.
Mike D.
I was talking to my co-workers during lunch today about light painting and how relaxing it was. One of them said that it sounded like therapy, hence the title. :-) Hope everyone is having a relaxing middle of the week. :-) Image taken using strobe lights and Plexiglas with a black background.
"As perennial as the grass", do you remember that line from Desiderata? **
Well, come October 1, the Jacarandas clock on and they are as perennial as the grass. One day, no flowers and within a day or so, like switching a light on, the trees start to bloom with their beautiful purple. As the weeks pass they get thicker and then, as fast as they come, they go and the season moves south. But while they are in bloom, Brisbane is Jacaranda city.
This shot was taken near Coronation Drive in Toowong. I rather,like the flowing architecture of the high rise behind, a bit of a difference to the bog standard cubist style! It is called "Rivers on the Park".
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Still perennial in these times of great trial.
What do you think? I read an interesting article about this . If you are interested to read , let me know in the comment box. In the fall I shall write a post about it on my blog FUNandLIFE.2
Qu'en pensez-vous ? J'ai lu récemment un bon article- en anglais sur le sujet...
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Three of our therapy dogs posing for photos when we visited St. Dominic's retirement community last week. These animals all started life as street dogs, the dog on the right has only one eye. After many months of rehab and training, they have emerged as wonderful canine good citizens.
I needed some nature therapy today and sat down on the ground and had a little chit chat with this little guy (Ant on the right ) I'm certain that he couldn't wait for me to leave
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Destructive therapy... - We came across this old reclining treatment bed on the top floor of a gigantic abandoned hospital complex that dates from 1871. What would have happened on this table.... After some research it appears that different types of inhumane treatments were used in the hope to cure the psychiatric patients. Closed in the early 80's and abandoned ever since. Little by little it gets structural problems...until the day it takes all its history down with it.
I enjoyed some much needed equine therapy today. Just Pete and I. It was good. Quiet and peaceful, just the way I like it.
I am wiped out tonight. Have a good night all, I'll catch up with you later
Carrasqueira Stilts Pier - Alcácer do Sal - Portugal
For me, Photography works as a therapy and when we are presented with a sunset like this ... certainly the week will run much better.
I hope you enjoy it and wishes for a good week ^_*
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Avoiding the news, I took my yoga mat and coffee and camera out to the fields. Tiny little webs form in the grasses.
In the moment.