I've just discovered that they published two of my photos today. This is the link to the second one: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-24621801 (the first one is mine). Now you can admire my holiday footwear, too!
My picture's been published on BBC today (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-24466163, look for image 10). What's really bugging me, though, is that I've written 'South Wales', not 'south Wales'. Also, they've changed my very own full stop before 'Penarth' to a comma. Am I a stickler for detail or what?
I spent my summer travelling around Europe and taking photos of whatever caught my eye. Still, no time to select a sample of them and post them on here, but I thought I could share a few pics of this beautiful girl I was lucky to photograph a month ago!
We (people) can always gloss over very important concerns or announce sprinkling a thick layer of glitter over the mess as of tomorrow (or next year or whenever we fancy), but by doing so, we're, evidently, not dealing with the issues. I see it very clearly: if we don't impose consequences, we won't be treated seriously - that's a fact, so it doesn't matter if or when we'll be proclaiming 'a new beginning'.Everything left undealt with shapes the future more than our intentions, whether we like it or not.
Admittedly, we can start writing our Know-How book again and as many times as we want, but we'll be always only starting from scratch if we can't decide where the climax (know-what) and defining moments (know-who and know-why) are.
Metallica again tonight and just one thing to remember for me now more than any other time: "People hate the truth. Luckily, the truth doesn't care."
I took these yesterday in her house. I'm extremely busy now, so apologies for neglecting this blog a bit. Oh, and the scarf was just my idea (I wanted to add some colours and textures); she doesn't wear it - it's mine, anyway.