Photo taken by contributor Danielle who has been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, type II. She uses photography in different ways to capture and explore her moods. It is an important part of her therapy and her life.
About this photo: “I love to take photos that capture what is going on inside of me at any given moment, especially when I am at one extreme or the other. It helps me feel creative, present and alive. I took this photo a few months ago when I was hypomanic. Color and light were shining through my personal darkness in chaotic but beautiful ways.“
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What a good feel that photo has!
janet
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fascinating shot! how did you get it?
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It sure is! I would like to know your trade secret on this photo as well (if you wish to share 🙂 )
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Anon: Thanks for the nice comments. It was a long exposure of colored lights. The lights and camera were moving.
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Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it.
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Really groovy therapy, lady!
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really great!
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That’s very interesting… I suffer from depression too. This DOES look like a good idea to vent stuff maybe. I might just give it a go :O)
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I have Bipolar II also. That picture looks alot like my thoughts when they are racing around!
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Seems a labyrinth, I think I feel this way often …
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nice!!
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