who says i cant get stoned
There is a certain respect you gain from watching people express their inner most demons.
In my photography class our latest assignment was to take a self portrait. One assignment that i found particularly challenging. The more pictures I took, the less I felt like I knew who I really was. As I listened carefully to the critiques and comments of other classmates I realized how confused and lost everybody really is. That everybody deep down inside is really searching and yearning for more. What we see on the outside is definetly not a definition of who we are on the inside. It makes you think how much we judge people and what we look for in a friend-- in a relationship is just an outside projection of what we want ourselves to look like or feel like. The people I surround myself help to inspire my character and I hope that I can take this self portrait as a stepping stone to identify who I want to be. The life of my pictures is not in the subject but how I put my soul into the picture and right my now my soul is in a mending process. What I want to be and who I am is daily becoming closer and eventually I hope to have harmony that projects from the outside in. Until that point I'll just keep smiling, because if im smiling there is no room to frown.
In my photography class our latest assignment was to take a self portrait. One assignment that i found particularly challenging. The more pictures I took, the less I felt like I knew who I really was. As I listened carefully to the critiques and comments of other classmates I realized how confused and lost everybody really is. That everybody deep down inside is really searching and yearning for more. What we see on the outside is definetly not a definition of who we are on the inside. It makes you think how much we judge people and what we look for in a friend-- in a relationship is just an outside projection of what we want ourselves to look like or feel like. The people I surround myself help to inspire my character and I hope that I can take this self portrait as a stepping stone to identify who I want to be. The life of my pictures is not in the subject but how I put my soul into the picture and right my now my soul is in a mending process. What I want to be and who I am is daily becoming closer and eventually I hope to have harmony that projects from the outside in. Until that point I'll just keep smiling, because if im smiling there is no room to frown.