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Questa è la mia gatta "Cicciu" sopra all'acquario...chissà a cosa pensa...
Fotocamera: Canon EOS 450D
Esposizione: 0,167 sec (1/6)
Aperture: f/5.7
Lente: 116 mm
ISO: 1600
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
North Shore - Lake Superior
Doing a little photo "archive diving" desperate for some spring color. This was last May, while hiking up in the Hovland area near Hwy 61.
I get to a point after months of dull earthy browns (or white), that I need a color dose! Patiently waiting for the early spring flowers and hues to return to the landscape and woods!
Copyrighted 2012 ( Very nice on black )
The "Six Thinking Hats" is a creative thinking method invented by Edward de Bono early in the 1980s. It helps thinkers to be more effective and innovative by providing a means to plan thinking processes in a detailed and cohesive way. Gagarin has applied the method to pencils for a more practical brainstorm meeting method.
The pencils are colour coded and each colour stands for a certain direction of thinking. Each participant selects one pencil and then approaches the discussion with a mindset matching the pencil's colour. By switching pencils the participants systematically redirect their thoughts on the subject. This ensures that the group thinks together in a focused manner.
WHITE . INFORMATION
Data, facts, information known or needed.
YELLOW . BENEFITS
Benets. Why something may work.
RED . FEELINGS
Feelings, hunches, gut instinct and intuition.
BLACK . CRITIC
Potential problems. Why something may not work.
GREEN . CREATIVITY
Creativity, possibilities, alternatives,solutions and new ideas.
BLUE . OVERVIEW
Managing the thinking process, focus, next steps and action plans.
If Rodan had been more scatalogically minded.
(From a local plumbing company's truck. Seen on Marlbourough St. Boston MA one morning as i biked to work).
Genus Head Strong Face GIFT001
Maitreya Petite
BFB Elisabetta Shape Genus Strong and Babyface
Rmeng Nura Skin Tone A
Barbryumyum 85 Hair
Lunar Fluffy Stuff (choker)
Scandalize Aelma Top Petite
Scandalize Tara Skirt Maitreya
Erratic Lara Panty
Adorsy Group Gift Heels
Addams Penelope Necklace
Leven Ink Tattoo Roza
Leven Ink Tattoo Kalia
This card incorporates my newest stamp - Hero Arts "Real Blossom". I stamped the paper flower in the corner with "Thinking of You" from the HA Dictionary Greetings set.
One year ago today was the Boston Marathon bombing. As a runner and a former Boston resident, the act of terrorism felt horribly personal.
The cap is from the 2012 Run to Home Base, a 9K race which began outside of Fenway Park and ended on the field in front of the Green Monster; I wore that cap many times over the past year in homage to Boston.
The shirt is from the Tufts Health Plan 10K, which I ran in October 2013; after the bombing I had felt a deep need to run in Boston again, and I was able to do so along with a friend.
After the bombing I wondered for a long time whether running races would ever feel normal again, but in the last few months I've regained the ability to attend races without being overly preoccupied about security issues. However, today is a day for remembrance for those who lost their lives and were otherwise injured by this unforgivable act.
Drawing is a thinking tool. When your X grade teacher Mrs. Y told you couldn't draw Z, you stopped drawing. Start again.
daily observations of a perambulating peripatetic: 11-3-2014
Seen at Hoechst Railway Station, Frankfurt, Germany
Shot with a not-so-tough-at-all, broken Olympus Tough TG-1
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When people forget the camera and get lost in their own thoughts, I enjoy photography most, I think.
this woman was sitting outside of a big church in ethiopia, and we later saw her inside, also sitting and staring off into the distance
Original Art work by Madelene Susan
12 x 16 Acrylic on canvas $400
SOLD to Tony and Debra, Maple Valley WA