Patience
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Enjoying the serenity…
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Hamsa by Mariam Muradian. / Hamsa is an ancient symbol of protection and patience. 2007 Copyright. All Rights Reserved to Mariam Muradian and / The Little Feather Company. / For more information go to: www.thelittlefeathercompany.com
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Patience is a young beautiful woman whom life has tested so that her name has become her virtue. She is totally unaware of her beauty both inside and out, if you tell her she is beautiful she shys away from the compliment. She hides away believing herself ugly but she doesn’t see what we see – a young, vunerable but intelligent and deeply sensual woman.
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This photograph was taken with a very old Emprex digital “point and shoot”. It was taken at night – using the ‘nighttime’ preset – and with a tripod but there was no setting for shutter speed. Thus, the image blurred rather dramatically. Once I got a feel for how bad the blurring was going to be, I started taking numerous shots “badly” with a $77 camera. This one was re-editing using the original but with much more advanced editing programs than I had available at the time.
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I followed a family around at several of our area Pow Wows….mainly because the grandfather, Badger, to me, was stunning in his full regalia. At this particular Pow Wow his grandson (not this fellow) was actually given the honor of ‘Prince of the Show’..........which meant basically? That he was THE head dancer even though? He was only 9! / This fellow leaning against the trunk of his car is one of his son’s…......I believe there were 3? Or was that cousins…....ugh….anyway. I chased this guy down and finally caught him here and at the drums with his father. It wasn’t that he didn’t want his photo taken? He was just camera shy. :o) / Kickapoo Nation
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Patience is… ...turkey hunting. : ) Turkeys have INCREDIBLE eyesight. They say that a turkey will catch the movement of a blink from 50 yards or more. What do you think? Ready to give it a try? ; )
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a thirst for trust
by Jessica Trempcider
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A tiny garden spider sits still in her web waiting for her meal to come.. sorta like waiting for a pizza, half an hour or its free LOL
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A fishing boat sits idle, and has done so for about the past two weeks, secure behind the sea wall. The wind has been howling in, along the coast here, and the seas are very rough.
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The crowd waiting not so patiently for the next band to be allowed to start up. Queenscliff Music Festival, 2008
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A bench in a garden that I pass by often while out for a walk in a wooded area that is behind a nearby subdivision. I always stop and take a look at this bench patiently waiting for spring to arrive. It is a lovely spot with lots to look at, even in winter.
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Peru it was the year of our father 1900 and 76 in J.A / when i first met my mary quite contrary to what my mother did say / she was a mountain girl come to spanish town / i was only there for a while / but when i think back on all the love we shared / i just cant but help to smile / we spent one whole long year together / and at the end i had to go / by my mary’s side i wept and cried i’d never been layed so low / she said “boy when you first met me / you were as green as a mango tree ooo / but now you are a man go back to your land / but first listen carefully, / cause you can smoke two pounds of cali herb by yourself / then try to stand on your head / no matter how high you get / you’ll never forget the wonders of mary’s bed” now my mary’s sweet smell was in my nose and vision / it robbed me blind / and as i crossed the sea it occured to me / that i’d left myself behind / she was my natural mystic sweet sugar plum / i still ask why did i go / they say your first love’s your hardest love / and i’d have to say that’s so / and its a day and another day and a way and another way / had a family once but they’re gone / and it dont strike me as weird theres grey in my beard / but the words still linger on and you can smoke two pounds of cali herb by yourself / then try to stand on your head / no matter how high you get / you’ll never forget the wonders of mary’s bed now theres nothing for me left here ‘cept some broken dreams / dissapointments, i’ve had a few / and there’s this place i know where the mangos grow / and theres just one thing left to do / i’ll go back to my mary’s bed / plant a kiss on her head and pretend that time just stood still / and i can live out my life like it should have been / and the rest will be what it will / so i went back to the bar where we first met / asked the bartender where could she be / and as he poured me a beer he said last year / she left this world peacefully / and every man in the bar looked at me / and they said old man dont you see / that we were all touched by mary just like you / now she lives on in our memories and we all can smoke two pounds of cali herb by ourselves / then try to stand on our heads / no matter how high we get / we’ll never forget the wonders of mary’s bed / and we can run 200 miles through a ganja feild / until all we see is red and we can shout it out / we’re still thinking about the wonders of mary’s bed and so we sing jump around sweet mary / you know we all have to move along / you never know what you’ve got in this cruel world / until you realize its gone Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Ink and photoshop.
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Sunset along the Pacific Ocean; Trinidad California
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Pictures of stained glass of my Mother’s Church and my Sister merged with free stock wings that were offered up as a contest piece at PXLeyes.com..
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Spiders are very patient creatures. Shame more people aren’t that way. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18 For more beautiful images of Tasmania please visit RT Gallery
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Thinking of you, and all that you do. / For E. / You’re in my heart.
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just a little….. / Nikon D40 Top Ten in Around The Worlds challenge New Years Resolutions Around The World January 2010
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2009 Copyright. All Rights Reserved to Mariam Muradian. Mixed media on canvas.
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