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Photograph taken at 06:57am on July 26th 2011 within the skateboard arena on London's South Bank, located underneath the Queen Elizabeth Hall and very much a part of the central London scene.
Home to world championships and freedom of expression that is both artistic and refreshing, this vibrant and energetic location has fallen victim sadly to red tape and beaurocratic stupidity which will likely see the arena closed for good in the near future.
Nikon D700 75mm 1/160s f/4.5 iso1600
Nikkor AF 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 1989 35mm film lens. UV filter. Nikon GP-1
LATITUDE: N 51d 30m 24.88s
LONGITUDE: W 0d 6m 58.85s
ALTITUDE: 15m
I choose Lust
i liked that its the same word in dutch and english. The text behind is a page from the book "love letters to Olga" from Jan Wolkers. Its about two deers who are licking each others private parts.
I like this text because it makes you feel so many things (at least it did to me) one part is saying: "this is disgusting" but another part is saying, well this is just nature, and a secret part is getting sexual existed ;-)
I left some space blank and these are the words:
Drawn,
no fences
Through rocks where behind
You get
Drawn object
The rest you must find yourself, its very explicit - use a translation page if you're not dutch ;)
So i thought it would be a great background for my One Word page ;)
My friend Mira's friend Amsyar got this for her in LA , haha I am officially jealous ! :O
To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.
www.twloha.com to find out more :)
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This is a place where kids hide at school to get away. This is one of the get-away-kids in action writing about lost keys to lost doors that belong to lost souls. It is just a guess.
"Write Me" is a video sculpture constructed with 100 papers tied together, hanging from the ceiling. The user may contribute to the project by writing letters or answering meaningful questions that will be projected onto the sculpture.
by Christine Nguyen, Hsin-Yi Chien and Rune Madsen
for more info:
I use the photos i take around Miami as the covers of the books. My online store is now up and running!
Sponsored by The Writing Center, Washington University Libraries, The First Year Center, The Office of the Vice Chancellor, and Stressbusters sponsored WUSTL's second-ever Write-In event on Wednesday, April 16, from 7 to 11 p.m. on the first floor of Olin Library. Writing Center staff and research librarians were on hand to answer questions, help with the writing process, and provide research assistance. Refreshments were served, and Stressbusters provided free back rubs for some stress relief during the writing process. Pizza was delivered at 9 p.m. to fuel the late-night writing.
"Write Me" is a video sculpture constructed with 100 papers tied together, hanging from the ceiling. The user may contribute to the project by writing letters or answering meaningful questions that will be projected onto the sculpture.
by Christine Nguyen, Hsin-Yi Chien and Rune Madsen
for more info:
Just did another version of my light write picture. This time I took the suggestions from last time and did it in a better setting. I really like the way this one turned out.
Again, this is straight from the camera. No editing at all other than a crop.
Technique explained here
"Everyday I hope and pray this will end,
But when I can I do it all again."
-Nine Inch Nails "Sanctified"
(Alternate title: In which I realize it's harder to write on my lips than I'd anticipated ;-))
Really, I initially was going to write the whole "I still dream of lips I never should have kissed" line, then gave up on that quickly. I figured "never should have kissed" would fit... and it might have, if I had much or an upper lip! Then I had to factor in trying to write it backwards looking in the mirror... Yeah, this was definitely one of those "good enough is good enough!" days.
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For the 365 Days November Starters Group weekly copycat challenge - see the first comment for the inspiration (and to see what it looks like when someone who *can* write on their own lips does this!).
I have never lost the love of putting pen to paper. When I am most frustrated I find it much more soothing to find one of my notebooks to write down my thoughts. When I have an idea I'll jot it down in one of the little books that I keep in my purse or beside my bed. Certain notebooks have specific purposes, some are purely for emotional venting serving solely as a diary, while others are for practical lists or musings related to work or my various hobbies. Others are a sort of hybrid, bridging all levels. I compose letters, work on character or situation sketches, vent in short bursts of angry prose about something that is bothering me. Over the years I have collected many such notebooks. Periodically I will sit and leaf through the pages and see if I recognize the person who had written in them.
I got Tagged by مـملـۄحَ الۄصُـايِف, to write 10 things I hate, so here it goes;
1. I hate how some countires lack peace, e.g. Palestine
2. I hate who thinks in a negative way, giving out negavtive enegery to those around
3. I hate how I lost a golden opprtunity of studying abroad
4. I hate what I have accquired these days, It's sure is a weird change
5. I hate driving slow, gets on my nerves
6. I hate how my Arabic is poor -,-
7. I hate rumors, judgers
8. I hate how Bahrain is divied into many religions
9. I hate the fact I got to know some people who I cannot erase from my life
10. I hate TOMETO ! Ast'3fr allah ><
Make your mark in me, the little fabric stamp book.
A purely vegan journal, my hand distressed fabric coat sports a selection of stamps to inspire your journaling journey. Open me up and you’ll discover 80 sheets (160 pages) of heavyweight, tea-stained paper to write your thoughts.
Hand-torn & Coptic stitched with archival linen thread, I lay flat when in use for accessibility and ease, particularly useful for the left handed writer.
I secure your words with a hand-braided tie constructed from a mix of flax and linen binders’ thread.
Measuring 3 ½ x 4 ½ inches, I’m a perfect companion for urban & country travel.