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When life explode underwater, be sure there is not much space left !
Red Sea, September 2009, 5D2, 15mm
Inani Beach, Cox's Bazaar.
Photography: Shishir M Rakibuzzaman
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I used to be a pirate
When I was just a kid
Then I changed my mind
And chose to be a squid
That wasn't very smart
For I didn't know how to swim
Nor could I hold my breath
So I chose to choose again
Next I chose a bird
Flew high above the skies
But it always seemed to be
The clouds would fill my eyes
So lastly what I chose
Was to be just little me
There is nothing more exciting
And nothing quite as free
Playing with texture and tones.
i love seeing how the mood changes from using different colours and tones.
A race around the block was enough entertainment for me with no traffic, no cycle helmets and no smartphones, great simple fun. HMM.
When koan cuts
And mantra carries
And silence receives,
There is no other shore —
Already gone beyond.
Watercolor on !/4 sheet Arches watercolor paper. I started this painting FOREVER ago and just couldn't finish it. It's that I don't like alizarin crimson.
When there is nothing left to do....
(You put on goggles , of course ! :D )
Inspired by Jerry's drawing
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when the heart is heavy & full of doubts its always uplifting to be thankful...
so BIG thanks for nice people, hugs, pretties, good jokes, good music, fine food, kittens, bright colored sneakers, quality conversation, companions and saving grace.
i'm glad we're friends. at least on the internet.
because its nice to be nice.
When I told the students I would be waking up for sunrise, a few asked for a wakeup call. We chose this rock for the show.
When you walk into the spare room and someone has set up a photo for you without even knowing it. Another day done.
When we were in Cambridge, Vicky wanted to visit the Fitzwilliam Museum as it has an Egyptian section. We didn't stay long but it was pretty crowded with Mummy cases, Sarcophaguses and pottery etc. Nice but not as good as the Ashmolian in Oxford. And to be honest, having seen this stuff in Egypt last year, it loses a lot of it's appeal outside of it's natual habitat.
When the tide goes out these ripple marks from the current and water movement are left behind.
- San Felipe, Baja (Mexico) on the Sea of Cortez.
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