Sponsored images from 
View allAll Photos Tagged thoughts...
ODC~begins with C
controlled thoughts
Please don't yell at me for not uploading all the time or not starting a project like I've been meaning to! The dragging winter leaves me with little or no inspiration, and when I have some, it's either too cold, too late, or I'm busy. And we're supposed to get more snow tomorrow! Bleh. I'm so over winter. Anyways, this is more of an upload to show I'm still alive. I'll catch you up on my boring life:
*I bought my shoes for prom.
*I found out I have two proms on the SAME NIGHT.
*I got my sponsor certificate today at church so I can be my brother's confirmation sponsor.
*Thursday I'm skipping school and going to NYC with my cousin, who I haven't seen in over a year!
*I bought a new battery for my camera remote so I can continue shooting.
*Five people ordered hockey books of their children, who won the state tournament two weeks ago!
*Spring hockey starts soon!
This photo is literally my backdrop and a picture frame. I had a concept, but I didn't use it because the pictures turned out horrid. I missed my remote!
I think that's it! I promise I'll upload a ton more after this cold winter ends.
Oh, and the photo I "traced" came from here!
We thought the trees that were here were removed because of disease, but it seems some development is going to happen, and I do not have older photos of this area to see if the development signs were already there.
Hunt Valley wandering
Clicked on the streets of Gurgaon.
Indian Street Food is pretty famous and most tourists gorge on the delicious and affordable roadside food in India to get the real taste of this amazing country. The street food in India is an amalgamation of various flavors that stimulate the taste buds of tourists as well as locals. In every big metro, you will find all roads and small narrow lanes having at least one such portable food stall. The snacks are prepared right there in front of your eyes. You can also ask for extra flavors such as more spice or more tanginess.
Drooling Already??
you have broken in me
broken me.
all your mental armor drags me down...
we can't breathe when you come around.
all your mental armor drags me down,
nothing hurts like
your mouth.
[mouth by bush]
__________________________
stock used:
- background by TW3Dstock
- girl by Panda-stock
- crow by Shoofly-stock
_____________________
We approach the autumn season after an extremely humid summer, and before the leaves drop off the trees, here's a post to think of cooler times.
Here is Conway Scenic Railroad's 'Snow Train' shuttle returning with the final excursion of the day from Attitash Mountain Resort, with EMD GP38 No. 255 taking the lead home.
255 is definitely no stranger to the Mountain Division, she was built in November of 1966 new for the Maine Central Railroad. After the MEC became part of Guilford Rail System, 255 was sent to the Clarendon & Pittsfield Railroad, and was renumbered to 203.
In autumn of 2021, it was announced the Conway Scenic had purchased the 203 from CLP, and the locomotive arrived on property in November of 2021. As a temporary fit, the engine was fitted out with the Maine Central logo on the nose and was renumbered back to 255.
I thought I'd lost this container and all the figures in it. In fact, I had become certain that I had accidentally disposed of these action figures and parts - so certain was I, in fact, that I had already purchased replacements for some of the smaller accessories.
I had looked through all of my "current" storage tubs three or four times, from the top to the bottom of the stack, taking everything out of the tubs and packing it back in to be sure I did not overlook anything. I had torn through stacks of empty boxes. I'd looked under tables. I'd looked in places where there was no reasonable reason for me to have stashed anything.
I had looked, or I thought I had looked, pretty much everywhere... except, apparently, where I had managed to stash this plastic tub with the missing action figures.
I was looking for something completely unrelated yesterday and in the process I moved some other things, and then I saw a tub that had something else I'd been planning to look for. When I went to move that tub, there was yet another tub on top of it that I had to move first to gain access.
Then I discovered there was STILL ANOTHER tub on top of the one I had almost randomly decided to open, a small plastic tub that had been pushed to the back, hidden under a shelf, and in that hidden, buried tub were the missing figures I had given up for lost.
I can't quite figure how that tub and those figures ended up behind a stack of unrelated items, but I'm thinkin' maybe I have way too many of said "unrelated items" and a major mega-purge is in order.
4 August - A Doll A Day 2024
As a miserable month draws to a close...and more snow on the way...our thoughts go to Spring. I am laid low with a very nasty virus and was happy I had captured this last week when little Sakura Miku first arrived. She is offering a blossom to all our lovely Flickr friends!!
NOTE: I put this into Visualisation Magazine - Handmade Contest Group to give an example of the type of work
i like the idea that finger prints and lines are unique to us and we use our hands to write our unique thoughts. they express as well as vocally.
ponsy arty ideas when studying ;o)
Thoughts
Run deep
Rushing through the blood
from the brain into the heart
Hurting
You and everyone around.
thought blocking
Thought blocking, a phenomenon that occurs in people with psychiatric illnesses (usually schizophrenia), occurs when a person's speech is suddenly interrupted by silences that may last a few seconds to a minute or longer. Blocking is often brought on by questioning or discussing something of particularly large personal significance. When the person begins speaking again, after the block, they will often speak about a subject unrelated to what was being discussed when blocking occurred.
When doctors diagnose thought blocking, it is important that they consider other causes of pauses in speech and expression, such as petit mal seizures, hesitation brought on by anxiety, or slow thought processes.
Modella: Claudia
Luogo: laghetto di Esculapio, Villa Borghese, Roma
La serie intera di scatti di sotto.
Info scatto: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 con diaframa aperto a f/1.4 e flash di schiarita in manuale. Un filtro a densita' neutra 3 stop e' stato utilizzato.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
English
Model: Claudia
Place: lake of Esculapio, Park of Villa Borghese, Rome
The whole series of shots below.
Info shot: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 with aperture at f/1.4 and manual fill-in flash. A 3 stop ND filter has been used.
So a lot has changed since I last saw you Flickr, for one I can't get into my main account which I've used for years (Javair Mansell if anyone wants a look :-p, currently awaiting a reply from the Flickr heroes!) and so I've set up this new one, maybe a fresh start is what I need...
So I'm now 26, working in nursing and studying Radiology come august, and re-lighting the candle of creativity once more, I miss photography and want to start it up again, time to jump back on the horse :-) I've missed it!
I lost my dad August 31st 2018, and I have never felt heartbreak quite like it. It was unexpected and I miss him so much every. single. day.
Grief was/is a weird one for me, you feel swamped under a sea of emotions that just don't seem to stop, and you resent how the people around you seem to just move along with life whilst you're desperately attempting to fill the gaping hole in your heart, that never will be filled.
After 10 months I still look up at the sky most days trying to comfort myself with the positive of my dad being in a better place now. Always and forever will love him to the moon and back, until we meet again. Shine bright in the sky for me.
I know buddy, and even though I don't know the question but answer is 42!
© 2015 Daniel Smithz | Photography
Feel free to use this image in a non-commercial manner! I only ask you to link back to my flickr account! Thanks!
Its summer in India and its a time to stay indoors during the day. Also this is my first summer in India after 9 years so the heat it taking its toll on me. Added to it the humidity makes me sweat as if I was born to. Fortunately this has given me time to do some projects indoor and work on a couple of projects that I have been putting off for a long time now. One of them is a food photography project for a very famous Client in Chennai who are into Indian sweets and have just launched some baked products.
STADIUM THOUGHTS - Is Kansas City Going to Erase Important Remnants and Connections to Past History, to follow leaders who are hell bent on enriching themselves, and saying "The Public Good Be Damned"?
Change Just for Changes Sake is Never Good. Why Destroy what we have that is Working and Erase Years of Hard Work to Fulfill Dreams of Greed with No Regard to Human Beings. People Move "Out West" for The Vast Spaces, why Jam Everything into a Congested 1 Square Mile? Are we just Sheep?
Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy Gryphons jumped out to a 28-0 first quart lead over Mountain Island Charter last Friday night. The Gryphons expanded their lead at the half to 51 to 14. Thomas Jefferson moved to 3-0 on the year and 1 and 0 in Southern Piedmont Conference play with a 63 to 36 victory.
Photography: Lyon Photography
Art Direction: James Alexander Lyon
Organisation & Location: Oliver Morris
MUA/Hair: Karen Salandy
Model: Elisa Milano
Location: Hammersmith, London
Check me out on:
Old Norse:
Huginn ok Muninn fliúga hverian dag
iörmungrund yfir;
óomk ek of Huginn, at hann aptr ne komit,
þó siámk meirr um Muninn.
English:
The whole world wide, every day,
fly Hugin and Munin;
I worry lest Hugin should fall in flight,
yet more I fear for Munin.
Every morning the two ravens Huginn and Muninn, are loosed and fly over Midgard. They travel as spies across the land and sea collecting information with which they return to their master Odin at dusk. Once perched on his armoured shoulders, each of them whispers to him the events of the day.
When translated ‘Huginn’ becomes Thought and ‘Muninn’ becomes Memory.
The message of the story is to pass on our memories and wisdom that we accumulate over the years. Thus preventing our stories, achievements and teachings from being forgotten. Note how Odin himself expresses how he fears the loss of Memory the most.
Model Maïlys
Instagram mai_moon_lys
Make-Up Artist Marion Alamercery
www.facebook.com/Marion Alamercery Mua
Instagram mariona_mua