Do what you love
Take photos what you love and what interests you — and chances are someone else will love it too (and pay you for it) — unless your passion is HDR, then only murderers and Satan-worshipers will love you.
SUBMISSION: 100 pomegranate seeds, organized neatly.
Man orders the seeds, yet the pomegranate bursts on the tree. Dropping seeds and attracting the late comers to the garden.
I’ve owed everyone THE blog post about my trip to American Apparel for quite awhile now. Honestly, I haven’t been entirely sure what to say. The trip was incredible, with or without the tour. I got to see a ton of interesting people- models, designers, old friends- and do a lot of fun things….
life:
“I am feeling better. I was very weak in my joints, but now they are becoming stronger. I also have pain when I swallow. Even if I am taking water, it is painful. My mum is now worried — she has lost hope. She does not think I am going to get better. I must encourage my family that I am going to become better. I still have hope that I will recover. But the TB is a problem. Before it was very bad because I couldn’t even move. Now I have energy, and I can walk. I can even cook and clean the house. I still can’t do hard jobs, but I can do little things. When I started the ARVs, my CD4 count was seven, and now it is 150. Without them, I would be dead by now. My little boys always help me. They say, ‘Mummy, here is some water,’ and get the pills and give them to me. I just hope God can keep me for a long time so I will be with them.”
(read more — AIDS: Voices From Africa)
