Audacity
28 creative works found
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Molo Audace is one of the most beautiful side of Trieste, the city were I was born and I spent my youth. / As in this picture, the beauty of the city is linked with its melancony for a great past.
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Kind of turns you into a walking martyr, but who wouldn’t want that? / Anyhow… I like people to speak their mind. Otherwise I just sense something I have to interpret. / Damn! I’m sure I could’ve sold another scenario like: / W / e / a / r this and everyone around you will feel free to sing and dance and be happy. Now, that’s true too isn’t it? Because most people are nice and compassionate when they are allowed to be all they want to and say what they will. They don’t have anything to complain about then. Hmm. So they hug your T and tell you how it set them free!
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Barack Obama – Change for America, for the World, for All of Us – The Audacity of Hope On November 4, 2008, Barack Obama defeated John McCain and became the first African American to be elected President of the United States. In his victory speech, delivered before a crowd of hundreds of thousands of his supporters in Grant Park in Chicago, Illonois, Obama proclaimed that “change has come to America.” Born in Hawaii, Obama will be the first U.S. President born outside the contiguous United States. He also will be fifth youngest President at the date of accession and the second since Lincoln whose primary political base is Illinois. This portrait illustrates and epitomizes the audacity of hope. President Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States of America on January 20, 2009. Selected information courtesy of Wikipedia. Original Oil Portait On Canvas By Zhao, Ze, Guangzhou, China
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President Barack Obama Biker Logo
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Barack Obama Inauguration Day 1.20.09
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On Monday, January 19th, Martin Luther King Day is observed in the U.S.. / His most infamous speech, “I have a Dream” was delivered to 250,000 civil rights supporters on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, at the culmination of the march on Washington for jobs and freedom, in August 1963. The speech is credited with mobilizing supporters of desegregation and prompting the 1964 Civil Rights Act. / Much of “This Dream”, seemingly died with him, when he was assassinated on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee by a sniper’s bullet while he stood on the balcony, prior to a planned protest to march in sympathy for striking garbage workers in the city. The day before, he delivered a speech recalling a previous attempt on his life – prophetically explaining with serenity, “I’m happy, tonight. I’m not worried about anything. I’m not fearing any man.” On Tuesday, January 20, Barack Obama will be sworn in as the first African American President of the United States. This, to me, represents the return of the “Dream” and the American soul. / America is many things, but it isn’t a nation with a wisdom tradition – it needs to become one and soon…we need to become a wiser nation that is capable of introspective politics with a deeper regard for its philosophical and spiritual roots. It needs to return to a respect for higher principles and considerations of the generations to follow. / We were founded by philosophers and political mystics, men who held high dreams about what the human spirit deserved in terms of right government. America was born to be an experiment in the rights of the spirit as best as could be incarnated by men who could see the potential if successful for the benefit of all humanity. / The inauguration of Barack Obama represents far more than the historic swearing in of America’s first African American President. It represents a shift in the compass of power of America as it enters the global era, leaving behind America’s century of wealth and military domination. The days of international cooperation and diplomacy have begun with crises on every front, we also need to rediscover ourselves economically. Surely Americans are capable of creating ways of responding to the needs of this world rather than becoming dependant and fearful (returning to the days of the Great Depression). / The fact that we are on the verge of a new era already says that the inspiration abounds for those who are ready and able to make bold choices. / In voting in Barack Obama, we voted to return to the sacred contract of America because this man represents the rule of law. He is a professor of Constitutional Law, a man who respects the Bill of Rights and the fundamental principles upon which this nation was built. / WE CHOSE THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA OVER THE ILLUSION OF THE POWER OF AMERICA. / The well being of America is in our hands and it is up to us to reach into ourselves and reach for the soul paths of our lives, our highest potential of hope, ending the war, and the realism about the fact that we will need to sacrifice to make it through the years ahead together, with the spiritual grace of our forefathers. / I have a dream today in 2009…Welcome back America and may we bless and watch over President Barack Obama, his family and each and every conscious American! Photos of MLK, Obama and Flag are from public domain Google images, the eagle head is my own; the words are from MLK’s speech, “I have a Dream.” I still have a dream
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Hope for Soap on a Rope.
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Tyler Durden’s finest.
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Laters George.
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A tribute. Catchya later George
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HAPPY OBAMA DAY! / HAPPY DAY FOR AMERICA / HAPPY DAY FOR YOU AND ME / HAPPY DAY FOR US! / JANUARY 20,2009 WOOOOO HOOOOOO!
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Digital, cropping. Copy of Mr. Obama’s book is displayed on the street by a pedlar. The world is more and more connected.
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Sailing boat in open sea
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The title of this photo comes from the words below each picture in the window. Taken at the War Memorial in Canberra, ACT
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My pink Gerberas…. edited a bit.. but color is true to life! Nikon D50 / 105mm Nikkor macro lens / Ap. pri.
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Imagine the audacity to make a comment on one of my images that I seem to feel a lot of emotion with my images. :oD Yes!!! I do! When I create an image, it has to pull my heartstrings and prove to me it’s worthy to see the light of day. It has to twang just right. You know the feeling. The one that says “I got it right and I love it, I hope others do too.” Whether it shouts at you with joy, makes you laugh, or just makes you oooo and ahh, I want to touch something in your soul that will make you want to see more. More audicity in this area is much appreciated. :o) Bow, bow, bow. You are the best! Created in Fractal Explorer.
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A chair in my living room. A picture of my son in his Army uniform is an overlay. I love our military and respect each young person who serves because they want to! But they are left with out the help they need, and so, the more chance that they will die, unnecessarily. It takes a fool not to know how much our military is not respected. / WHY,HOW LONG-WHEN? QUESTIONS I have!! How long do we have on this earth??? The Earth is made by our creator to last as long as we do! But it seems that everything that has been done TO our country has been for the “destruction” of it. We care, I know WE do! But does our Gov. care enough to support our Military?? Why does everything come BEFORE they do? God keep them safe, for YOUR sake and THEIR sake! Amen
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Well! Off with my head! At once!
by helene ruizHow dare I / I who have nothing / Even to consider thinking / that I…me…who has nothing / a pauper compared to their royalty / I who does…
2009 experience / Thanksgiving dinner with the “best” / lol
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