where the hell did that week go? i’ve no ideas about mine. even though i was not that super busy. the previous one was… hell, yeah!
yet, last week? was more in a contemplative swamp that pulled me down down deep deep down into a flood of thoughts. and feelings…
would love to trade the seat with yours to be busy, and better, to be a busy photographer….
and you know am a freelancer too…haha, another glass raised. and another round on me…
i love being busy myself so this phase when it’s slowing down, am really sleeping on worries of what’s next tomorrow. i could totally relate to your aspiration to feel producing something, whatever shit that is. and to feel some highness rushing in the veins that kicks in the ass, that sweats out on your forehead and makes your mind immersed in a generous flow of andrenaline.
and then, as you say… when it’s done, you feel confused as if abandoned once the extreme pleasure of achievement dies down.
fuck all. you stare at the boats… the end of such a hyper day for me would be perfect to be spent in a silent embrace of a loved one. just silence. maybe a movie. boats are not bad. but an embrace is just a must, or much-wished-for.
for this time being, i have nothing to stare at. perhaps i should start doing that sweet suicide: smoking…i swear by all gods that exist in the world, i ll stop when sorting this money stress out. shh, don’t even start telling me how bad and lamo it is to smoke. personal story: have to take my dad’s role to support my family now, dont want to give up the freedom of being a freelancer yet still have to struggle with that new role. but also, shh, let s not start on it.
so far, in journalistic writing, i ve only written for eng newspaper/ magazines. not much so far. before, was in advertising. am looking for a full time vacancy today but fuck, i feel like am whoring myself to look for a job in the industry that i despise. to mix what i like to what i think is shit. don’t tell those employing nutcases that am anti consumerism and that am far from being that money driven.
yes, the inspiration for taking pictures the same as what inspires us to keep living. but that’s so when you talk about self-containing minds. i would have to add so far in my litlle life which has not lasted for so long and has not been spent in many places in the world, nor dragged through a massive number of ups and downs, i ve seen more sheeps than wolves. the issue must have started a long time ago with that classic line “to be or not to be”. and i dont believe everyone, when asked with this question, would have such an answer as you did. i guess those who love observing, appreciate what they see and perhaps thereupon will take pictures as a praisal for what eyes love, would say a thing close to that…..others would just well survive happily with mundane routines: work, family, love, kids. i would call it floating through days. you need inspiration to produce beauty, i guess. you dont need inspiration to be a banker with a wife and two kids.
anyway…
there was a pix in my stream [finding it] here it is! so you know i am with you: yes, travel is definitely ONE!
watched Baraka yet?
am such a nerd to go babbling this much about this movie. literally, i really rant about it to anyone that matters: my ex, my crush, my roommate, my best friend…
i think you ll appreciate it. i wish more people appreciate it.
your memory, my breath [being taken away when i read your visual memory]
am amazed how something random [like the image, or flickr] can connect people in a vibrant way. in this case, it would be us. if we hadnt started writing to each other, we would never know what’s beyond the cover [think books!]
and am amazed at how mysteriously our minds work. in this case, it would be yours with the very first fresh memory. and us all being charmed and entangled by something that comes across the eyes.
enough rambling from my side, too.
keep flowing, pete.
last thing: thank you.