ART 186 Image Bank: My Picture Blog

I did not think that I will see 3 images within 2 days that I would really like to share, but here they are!

The first image is a microscope photograph of myelin sheath that protect our neuron axons, which are a tiny bit like our body's internal ethernet wiring. This might not seem interesting to everyone, but I find this type of images absolutely fascinating!

The second image is a photograph by a Lithuanian photographer. This is a small part of endless miles of beautiful white sand beaches that my country has...This image brought me back a lot of memories from my childhood.

The third image it's something I came across while scrolling down Facebook. This amazing person creates these tiny handcrafts and I just thought everyone must see this!

The following 3 images I decided to pick accordingly to my love and passion for dance:
Before I could even walk my grandma started showing me videos tapes of different dance performances. By the time I was 3 years old I performed on stage...and so I continued dancing throughout my life, but my basics were in ballet.

Then, as I got older I wished to try new forms of dancing. And so I did! I started exploring ballroom dancing and modern dance styles. At the age of 16, I found my other passion in dance - Hip Hop.

Lastly, my latest obsession has been pole dancing! And I have to say it is much much harder than it looks, and if you manage to overlook its history, I suggest you look into pole art performances.

For this week I would like to share my love for animals with you...Ever since I was little I wanted to hug every puppy, to feed every kitten, and to find a way to communicate with every parrot. Although, I might have never succeeded to learn a bird language this photograph proves that friends can become anybody...

There is actually a whole photo album of this unusual pair and it's quite fascinating! This next image also represents friendship, playfulness, and childhood (even though I am absolutely terrified of squirrels, from afar they are almost adorable).

Last image is of a white tiger (baby) - an animal that always carries such great dignity with itself, and an animal I secretly wish to befriend.

I know it's quite impossible, but don't you wish to just hug him?

I realized I never posted during the break...I got a bit confused with the dates and whether or not I should post, but I did come across some great images, therefore, I'm posting for two weeks in a row.

I will start with this amazing photographer, who just took cat photography to another level.

And I will finish of with these entertaining pictures! What sort of amazing people thought of this? It's absolutely great!!!

Who doesn't love a flying dog?

So I found a photographer, who did a whole photoshoot of people with extremely frozen hair, and it looks amazing!

These photos remind me of the ski trips I used to go on with my mom every year. We would always visit a local pool, which often would have one outdoors pool that was heated (the heads would still be sticking out in the cold tho!). We did not look this crazy, but at least I definitely felt like these people in the photographs.

When I start creating my family and having kids someone PLEASE remind me to do this!!!

So...at the end of the semester we, as a class, should totally take some photos like this...Just thought they were awesome:)

And this bottom one is just for my love for workout...It also looks incredible!

Because Mother's Day is around the corner...

Mother love shapes cultures and individuals. While most mothers know that their love and emotional availability are vital to their children's well-being, many of us do not understand the profound and long-lasting impact we have in developing our young children's brains, teaching them first lessons of love, shaping their consciences …

“She is the creature of life, the giver of life, and the giver of abundant love, care and protection. Such are the great qualities of a mother. The bond between a mother and her child is the only real and purest bond in the world, the only true love we can ever find in our lifetime.”

― Ama H.Vanniarachchy