Posted in Photography 101: Big & Point of View (Day Seven)
Photography, Poetry, Humour
“If the mountain will not come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain”
Muhammad and the Mountain
The little boat that could
Up the river it would
Ride high over the mountain
To find the mythical fountain
Posted in Photography 101: Big & Point of View (Day Seven)
Photography, Poetry, Humour
“Whisky, on the rocks”
On the Rocks
Boulders, pillars and solid rock
Order now, we have them in stock
Delivery, around the clock
From Timbuktu to Bangkok
Posted in Photography 101: Big & Point of View (Day Seven)
Photography, Poetry, Humour
“In a portrait, you have room to have a point of view and to be conceptual with a picture. The image may not be literally what’s going on, but it’s representative” Annie Leibovitz
Point of View (Photography 101)
Posted in A Quote a Week Tuesday
“The empty vessel makes the loudest sound” William Shakespeare
Quote a Week Tuesday: 2016-03-14
I have often been teased about my totally “empty desk” at work and when this quote caught my eye today, I could not help laughing out loud, and for quite a while I might add 😉 Well, if the shoe fits…
“If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?” Albert Einstein
Posted in Photography 101: Connect & Tags (Day Six)
Poetry, Photography
“Connecting People” The Artist formerly known as Nokia
Towards the Modern (in the 80s)
A little while later
Modern call centers
Led us to an adventure
In a very wide scope
All across the globe
World wide hope
In keeping us connected
Posted in Photography 101: Connect & Tags (Day Six)
Poetry, Photography
“Connecting People” The Artist formerly known as Nokia
Victorian Times
After stone knives and bearskins
The science started to spin
Something called the telephone
And no less, but in a cramped booth
Enabled us to phone home
Life beginning to be very smooth
Keeping us connected
Posted in Photography 101: Connect & Tags (Day Six)
Poetry, Photography
“Connecting People” The Artist formerly known as Nokia
In the Olden Days
In the good old days
We used the other way
For those far away
Keeping connected
No matter rain, hail or snow
The postman like a pro
With his heavy bag in tow
Kept us connected
Rantings Of A Third Kind 