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Jun. 16th, 2014 11:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
m1k31c3this is a picture from work last week. a beautiful moment i found amidst the magic of turning things into places:
one of the things i wanted to start doing when i quit doing drugs was photography. i kept up with it for a short amount of time. it was a big thing for me before i broke my foot. i felt so proud to look, capture, and share. i think maybe i should consider doing it again. i'm just not sure what to take pictures of. i never was - it was more of something i set out to do, and made up as i went along. it's creative perspective. i liked it because it was the world around me from my point of view - what is it today that i find interesting in my environment.
i remember this picture i saw when i facebook stalked greg. a musician friend he had made took a sign that said "party" and blocked out the "p" and "y." very clever. although i think there is a lot of art outside of party, his approach is commend-able. he was actively searching for art. and i really liked the picture. maybe i'll keep that in mind.
i have another drawing idea i want to investigate. later, though. the inspiration is already on the table. i just have to bend my will to it.
also, my latest haikube poem:
one of the things i wanted to start doing when i quit doing drugs was photography. i kept up with it for a short amount of time. it was a big thing for me before i broke my foot. i felt so proud to look, capture, and share. i think maybe i should consider doing it again. i'm just not sure what to take pictures of. i never was - it was more of something i set out to do, and made up as i went along. it's creative perspective. i liked it because it was the world around me from my point of view - what is it today that i find interesting in my environment.
i remember this picture i saw when i facebook stalked greg. a musician friend he had made took a sign that said "party" and blocked out the "p" and "y." very clever. although i think there is a lot of art outside of party, his approach is commend-able. he was actively searching for art. and i really liked the picture. maybe i'll keep that in mind.
i have another drawing idea i want to investigate. later, though. the inspiration is already on the table. i just have to bend my will to it.
also, my latest haikube poem:
