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Seascape taken from a fishing village. Fish trap platforms in shallow waters off the coast of Davao City, Mindanao, The Philippines.
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Helen behind bars. This was our hotel window over looking one of the canals in Venice. Why the bars? No idea.. either to stop people getting in, or non-paying guest getting out.
You are trapped inside, wilting behind the glass and courageously working to do what you can to get free, to be where you belong.
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When I saw these daffodils sitting on a windowsill in the kitchen, they seemed to tell a story I could relate to—of being trapped behind a glass wall (that seems invisible to others) due to the harm and trauma I’ve endured which prevents me from fully living and being able to function well. It’s a sad, devastating reality and I work to do what I can to survive, cope, continue growing and healing.
[image created on 4-19-2023]
I often find a catharsis in my photography... sometimes good, sometimes bad. Really they are the same thing, just two poles differing by degree. For me it's a matter of perspective and trying to reconcile the paradox... :)
Farm lane.
Fish Creek, Victoria, Australia.
Olympus OMD EM5.2 converted to 720nm infrared.
Modified Lomo lens.
I didn't realize this butterfly was trapped by the spiderweb when I took this first picture. I was wondering about my weird luck to have found such a beauty hanging over my head so still for me. As soon as I realized what happened, I jumped up and down several times to break the web open and saved it. :)
Michael Graves' Portland Building
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Air in ice. The opacity of ice formed from water containing dissolved air is due to the presence of bubbles of air in the ice. Both bubble concentration and sizes depend on the rate of freezing.
When you let yourself get shackled by your own monsters, the darkness brewing inside you, and let your own psyche imprison you, there's almost always no way out.
You know, I truly have no idea how these leaves get between the two layers of chicken wire... but they do. And lovely and flat. The One drop of water is a bonus! :-)
Lobsters move with the weather, and after spending the winter about three miles offshore where the temperatures are more constant on the ocean floor, they migrate closer to land to lay their eggs in the sun-warmed coastal waters. The fisherfolk move their traps accordingly. Rescued from my on-this-date archives with chrome effect, lightening and brightening.