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Close But Far Away (Photo Challenge: Through)
Sometimes, many times, I’m present, but I feel like I’m a world apart. Like I am looking at the world through foggy gray glasses of depression. Like life around me is really just a movie on celluloid playing out before me.
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This entry was posted on March 23, 2012 by Broken Light: A Photography Collective in Depression, Photography and tagged 35mm, 365, anxiety, anxious, art, art collective, beach, beautiful, beauty, bikini, bipolar, black and whie, borderline personality disorder, bpd, Broken Light, broken light collective, bw photography, children, collective, contrast, cooperative, crying, depressed, depression, detachment, eating disorder, film, foggy, freshly pressed, generalized anxiety disorder, gritty, help, holga, hope, hospitalized, hurting, inspiration, inspired, isolation, Jersey Shore, kids, life, living, lomo, lomography, lonely, mania, manic, medication, mental, mental hospital, movie, nature, ocean, pain, panic, photo, photo challenge, photography, photography collective, photos, plastic camera, playing, post traumatic stress disorder, post-partum depression, postaday, ptsd, realizations, retro, sad, sadness, sand, Seasonal Affective Disorder, self harm, self-injury, shore, suicidal, supportive, Through, togetherness, toy camera, travel, travelling, vacation, vignette, vintage, weekly photo challenge.Shortlink
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Nice photo.
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I remember those foggy days, spent wathcing the world go by but not being a part of life… Be encouraged… the fog will lift, the dingy glasses will be washed clean.
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I think … you are not alone
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I want to say something positive and encouraging to you but if it’s depression that you experience, I’m afraid that I’ll be ineffective. On second thought, I have to try anyway.
Hold on. This IS the real world. Remember the fact that the real world is saturated with duality. For every bit of fakeness, sadness and hopelessness that you find, there is a measure of truth, happiness and hopefulness. The good aspects don’t always manifest in obvious ways. We must search for them. Rely on that seach to boost the fulfillment that you need.
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Has a nostalgic feel to me, days at the beach as a child. . . and the recognizable fog.
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I love the black and white effect. Beautiful shot. 😉
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I have felt that way many times… This photo is a great visual interpretation of that feeling and a nice choice for this challenge! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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lot of fun
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