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We will open the book.  Its pages are blank.  We are going to put words on them ourselves.  The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year's Day.  Edith Lovejoy Pierce via quotegarden.com   Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via traveler.nationalgeographic.com "Editor-in-Chief Keith Bellows presents his favorite pictures published in Traveler magazine throughout 2009. From a busy temple in Penang to a lonely lighthouse in Italy, these 14 images evoke a sense of place the way only great photography can. Turn up the audio on your computer to hear Keith explain why he loves them." Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

New Year's eve is like every other night; there is no pause in the march of the universe, no breathless moment of silence among created things that the passage of another twelve months may be noted; and yet no man has quite the same thoughts this evening that come with the coming of darkness on other nights via thinkexist.com Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

The mission of this site is to provide photographers with information and inspiration that will help improve their skills and inspire to create more interesting photography. I have listed 10 other sites that I have found to also be very helpful. They contain tons of information that will get you on the right path and help you take your photography to the next level. - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via gosia.deviantart.com This is an actual photograph using water and a fish made from leaves. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via hexdeflective.deviantart.com Lovely quote. Perchance to dream ... Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via i.imgur.com Ok the fire-eater one made me lol. Tis the season to be quite silly. from http://www.tundracomics.com/ via Digg. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something no one else is thinking. Do, every day, something no one else would be silly enough to do. It is bad for the mind to be always part of unanimity. –Christoper Morley via calgodot.com I completely agree. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via jan-ex.deviantart.com Love translated in over 30 languages. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via chrischuckry.deviantart.com Absolutely amazing. Using the Tin Man as the symbol for love is brilliant, and tongue in cheek. If you don't know who Chris Chuckry is - here's a great video on him. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via snorgtees.com I really hope he has a sense of humor. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via subcoolandice.deviantart.com Pictures like this make me curious to take the time to figure out what is going on. "The Sinulog festival is one of the grandest and most colorful festivals in the Philippines with a very rich history. The main festival is held each year on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City to honor the Santo Niño, or the child Jesus, who used to be the patron saint of the whole province of Cebu (since in the Catholic faith Jesus is not a saint, but God). It is essentially a dance ritual which remembers the Filipino people’s pagan past and their acceptance of Christianity." via http://www.sinulog.ph/ Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via scorpionkiss.deviantart.com Sometimes. Just sometimes. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via youtube.com I keep wondering what Leonardo would think. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via worldfamousdesignjunkies.com What we’ve got here is the magnificent illustrator / designer Joe Wight performing the ant’s Herculean feat of drawing a chibi version of a Star Wars character corresponding with each of the 26 letters in the modern english alphabet. Very cute :) And since it's Star Wars, sprinkle on some coolness. Happy Friday! Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via todayandtomorrow.net These 3 Arcade Expressionism pieces by Brock Davis are part of his “make something cool every day 2009″ project. He made these on 4th, 5th and 6th of November 2009. via Drawn! (http://drawn.ca/) Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via 4.bp.blogspot.com lolz. ;) via @diego_s (http://twitter.com/diego_s) on Twitter Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via alekscg.deviantart.com Very cool and love how the inherent functionality is expressed in wonderful details. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via flickr.com We've come a long way. I do miss those floppies and their cute grinding noises. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via environmentalgraffiti.com Artist Hong Hao seems to have found the perfect solution for reusing anyone else’s garbage he can get his hands on. An innovative artist from China, Hao seems to get absorbed in rearranging things so that they present a different picture of what people perceive to be ordinary. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

Earn a reputation. Have a conversation. Ask questions. Describe possible outcomes of a point of view. Make connections. Give the other person the benefit of the doubt. Align objectives then describe a better outcome. Show up. Smile. via sethgodin.typepad.com via @FireMom on Twitter (http://twitter.com/FireMom) Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via adsoftheworld.com via @noelbellen on Twitter (http://twitter.com/noelbellen) Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via blogs.denverpost.com In the early 1900s, William Pennington and Lisle Updike spent most days traveling the four corners area of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona in a wagon photographing the people and landscapes. The pair of photographers were based in Durango, Colorado where they leased a small space on Main Street and operated a photography studio. They traveled to the mountains and photographed miners and townspeople and visited Native American Reservations and Pueblos making portraits of the people. Best comment: "The indians were right. The cameras DO steal their souls." Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via liveinternet.ru "They all lay in stone houses in Their great city of R'lyeh, preserved by the spells of mighty Cthulhu for a glorious resurrection when the stars and the earth might once more be ready for Them." Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via hokubei.com "When Chiura Obata, a gifted California artist born in Japan, made his first visit to Yosemite in 1927, the experience deeply affected his life." Thanks to Ken Burns' documentary "THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA'S BEST IDEA": http://www.iptv.org/video... Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via peterio.deviantart.com The art is not mine, but the words are. The image dredged them from the depths of long ago, when anger was my primary fuel. If there's a reason for the pain ... let me know ... i fiddled with dials and antennas of black and white tvs and imagined the static filled screens to be wonderful soothing imagery not so! not to be! anger turned to panic turned to melancholy and eased into twisted inspiration i listened for convenient coincidence and sensed the coming of the end i stripped off my clothes, shed my inhibition and screamed at the oppressing winter grey sky "make up your fucking mind!" with the smoke of an angry gun i painted surrealistic landscapes where i'd like to spend my life away suddenly, i stared down the barrel and inquired "are you the golden key?" these voices inside of my head ... i'd like to see their faces once, just once. i really would i've no more tvs and my anger frightens no one besides, the color is all fucking wrong in the images... - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via markmustaine.deviantart.com Wonderful concept and brilliantly executed. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

But there is an equally important movement undergoing: people shift their reliance from search to peers for news, recommendations and answers. - Tony "Frosty" Welch

via lookslikegooddesign.com Very cool 3D typography. Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch

I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. via quotationspage.com Quote from Umberto Eco, Italian novelist & semiotician (1932 - ) Permalink | Leave a comment  » - Tony "Frosty" Welch