Healing Hearts.™

I felt inspired to do so at the spur of the moment, so I actually went through my archives. And I put together a folder of some of my good works that I have done over the last two years and uploaded it on Facebook. It was really interesting because I revisited so many stuff that I have photographed - faces, places and all. It wasn't a trip down memory lane or anything like that. It was like, consolidating what you have done over a period of time, and noticing your gradual progress. And by putting them altogether,the progress seems more evident and easy to observe.

Comparing some photos I took in the past and some photos I take now, the least I can conclude was some things have changed, but I take heart in the fact that there is still an underlying style that I still keep in most of the photos. For that, I think I am quite intrinsically satisfied. That I kinda kept true to my artistic integrity, yet being able to apply it to several genres of photography.

Today, I feel a little insoluble. Can't seem to mould into the groove of things. Feels a little...I don't know...just inactive. Seems like time passes fast for me even when I did nothing today. The unfortunate lethargy seems to set in all of a sudden today, so I decided to not work on things today. Hopefully tomorrow will be better because I don't have time to slow down soon. It will be full gear on next week and right now, I am not feeling it.

Michael Jackson's memorial was heart wrenching for many. I couldn't help but notice the numerous great photos of him that were displayed during the memorial onstage. I think its a photographer's habit. Brooke Shield's eulogy touched me.

Ramblings of the day...they keep you occupied with thoughts yet leaves you empty with words. But you need those...to heal your heart, and nurse your soul. Otherwise, what kind of a person do you intend to be? Utterly mechanical and void of feelings? Life is not worth living if you don't know how to live it.