my polaroids are still working. :)
Thursday, March 27, 2008
I want to sleep.
At least some of this stuff is working. Only for the reason to make my life harder again.
Luck does play a big role in a person's life.
I've made up my mind when it seemed that the world has turned it's back on me. A quite nice Island on the Atlantic Ocean seemd perfect. To relaxe, to breathe again. The air there must be wonderul (no cars allowed).
And it is happening way faster than I had hoped.
I heared the thing I needed to hear exactly 24 hours to late.
Luck does play a big role in a person's life.
I've made up my mind when it seemed that the world has turned it's back on me. A quite nice Island on the Atlantic Ocean seemd perfect. To relaxe, to breathe again. The air there must be wonderul (no cars allowed).
And it is happening way faster than I had hoped.
I heared the thing I needed to hear exactly 24 hours to late.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
yhh ...
This post is sponsored by bad timing over and over and over again.
Too much is happening, can't make a decision.
Don't understand.

sometimes life just does not make a lot of sense.
traveler II
I've recently discovered I might me moving to Sark. Which I've never heard of before.
It's a really small (around 5,5 km2) island between Great Britain and France. It's actually closer to France.
It's next to two bigger islands- Jersey and Guernsey and two others, which are obviously to small to mention.
This place is so small and it seems there is no easy way out of there.
The population is 600.
And yes ... I will.
My friend said that I'll get so fucking lonely that I'll fling myself off a cliff. She might be right.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
winter.
The work thing is still happening, since 2 days now, and will till somebody decides differently. He's judging me, testing, giving me harder tasks every time we meet. I feel tired, of smiling and make it seem right. Trying to convince myself by pretending (putting on a mask) that this is what I want and what I'm good at. I am sort of good that is right, but the more I do it, and the more he is happy with my work the less I'm interested. It just takes too long. Somehow I imagined this all a little different.
My first test was to retouch a movie of a girl with a baby, I passed without any problems. I sat 6 hours without a break staring into my too dark screen. With a lot of detail I've done whatever I could to make this image look beautiful. He said he liked it, I've done exactly what he wanted. It felt good to hear compliments but on the other side I feel empty, because for the first time what I'm doing is not mine, will never have my name written in the credits. I'm sure it's worth nothing the image itself, compared to what I'm supposed to learn in the next months. Still it gives me a weird feeling.
It snowed again today, a couple of weeks ago I've hoped not to see the snow this year.
My first test was to retouch a movie of a girl with a baby, I passed without any problems. I sat 6 hours without a break staring into my too dark screen. With a lot of detail I've done whatever I could to make this image look beautiful. He said he liked it, I've done exactly what he wanted. It felt good to hear compliments but on the other side I feel empty, because for the first time what I'm doing is not mine, will never have my name written in the credits. I'm sure it's worth nothing the image itself, compared to what I'm supposed to learn in the next months. Still it gives me a weird feeling.
It snowed again today, a couple of weeks ago I've hoped not to see the snow this year.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
high on life.
Listening to: Clint Mansell (Featuring Kronos Quartet)- Winter Overture
I listen to an awful lot of Requiem for a dream soundtrack lately.
It is not disturbing at all. I think I'm totally fine in fact.
Dyed my hair, turned out to be very dark purple, almost black. What the hell it was supposed to be a light plum color.
I look sad and unhealthy in this colour.
Important work thing tomorrow, fuck it.
Working at a photographers, not sure if I want that.
Somehow I've been there already.
I wish I could be high most of my life, hanging somewhere in-between.
I'm not depressed- it's the damn music's fault.
After 2 years or something I started using my Zenith TTL again. There is a film inside, and I know exactly what's on it. There's still 10 pictures left to shoot on it. I remember the last day shooting with it. 5th of may and the room was too dark.
Also bought another roll of Kodak 400 BW, have no idea how this will work.
I listen to an awful lot of Requiem for a dream soundtrack lately.
It is not disturbing at all. I think I'm totally fine in fact.
Dyed my hair, turned out to be very dark purple, almost black. What the hell it was supposed to be a light plum color.
I look sad and unhealthy in this colour.
Important work thing tomorrow, fuck it.
Working at a photographers, not sure if I want that.
Somehow I've been there already.
I wish I could be high most of my life, hanging somewhere in-between.
I'm not depressed- it's the damn music's fault.
After 2 years or something I started using my Zenith TTL again. There is a film inside, and I know exactly what's on it. There's still 10 pictures left to shoot on it. I remember the last day shooting with it. 5th of may and the room was too dark.
Also bought another roll of Kodak 400 BW, have no idea how this will work.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
traveler
Listening to: Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni- Adagio in G minor
Watching: photos of New York
Reading: wikipedia
I have always enjoyed traveling. Unfortunately my parents made the mistake and traveled a lot when I was younger. So I don't remember much. The times when I chose to travel though, has been vbery spectacular.
Once, from one day to another almost I decided to fly to New York and live there for six months. And so I did, survived, found a good job, nice flat. The experience was amazing. I worked in a club, at night mostly, so during daytime (if I wasn't dying afte a night of party) I could discover the city.
I'll never forget the view of the sun rising and reflecting in the glassy buildings of Manhattan. Sometimes I miss it, I know I have a place to go back to if needed.
I'm just in the middle of planning a few day trip to Paris. That city always used to turn me on. I've been to Paris a couple of times when I was a child. Don't remember much. Just that even then (my parents say) I've found the Mona Lisa disappointing. This is how they explain my aim to be an artist.
Might as well go to Vienna, communication with the people there wouldn't be a problem since I speak german pretty good. In Paris though, if the other person has no english skills finding out where the cheapest hotel is could be doubtful. Quite tempting in both cities is the number of museums.
Watching: photos of New York
Reading: wikipedia
I have always enjoyed traveling. Unfortunately my parents made the mistake and traveled a lot when I was younger. So I don't remember much. The times when I chose to travel though, has been vbery spectacular.
Once, from one day to another almost I decided to fly to New York and live there for six months. And so I did, survived, found a good job, nice flat. The experience was amazing. I worked in a club, at night mostly, so during daytime (if I wasn't dying afte a night of party) I could discover the city.
I'll never forget the view of the sun rising and reflecting in the glassy buildings of Manhattan. Sometimes I miss it, I know I have a place to go back to if needed.
I'm just in the middle of planning a few day trip to Paris. That city always used to turn me on. I've been to Paris a couple of times when I was a child. Don't remember much. Just that even then (my parents say) I've found the Mona Lisa disappointing. This is how they explain my aim to be an artist.
Might as well go to Vienna, communication with the people there wouldn't be a problem since I speak german pretty good. In Paris though, if the other person has no english skills finding out where the cheapest hotel is could be doubtful. Quite tempting in both cities is the number of museums.
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
sleep
Listening to: Yann Tiersen- La Valse D'amelie (Vesion Orchestre)
Watching: ...
Reading: ...
sleep
Pronunciation: \ˈslēp\
Function: noun
1: the natural periodic suspension of consciousness during which the powers of the body are restored
2: a state resembling sleep: as a: a state of torpid inactivity b: death; also : trance, coma c: the closing of leaves or petals especially at night d: the state of an animal during hibernation.
It seems very fascinating for me the 'phenomen' of sleep. The idea that in one split of a second a human mind and body falls into a sort of uncontroled state.
Or the lack of it. Simple is that. It feels like after a long flight between many time zones. Of course popping one or two sleeping pills would help a lot, but what's the point? I always assumed that a person can be most creative at night. When all around is sleeping, surrounded by silence.
Somehow I do believe in people, that it is very easy to be open and tolerant. For example being a slightly different individual than the other or having aother music taste shouldn't be a big deal anymore nowadays. In so many places still being different (maybe weaker) is a reason to be harassed.
The other day I was sitting in front of the Churchill Square observing the young english people. They all had a simirar haircut and style of dressing. I wondered if the idea of being original died somewhere between H&M and being emo. What are these people thinking? I found them common.
Once, while sitting on the southern train to London Victoria, occupied with reading Belle DeJour I noticed an old lady in front of me staring at me with disgust. I felt embarrassed. On the other side, it's none of her business what I'm reading.
Watching: ...
Reading: ...
sleep
Pronunciation: \ˈslēp\
Function: noun
1: the natural periodic suspension of consciousness during which the powers of the body are restored
2: a state resembling sleep: as a: a state of torpid inactivity b: death; also : trance, coma c: the closing of leaves or petals especially at night d: the state of an animal during hibernation.
It seems very fascinating for me the 'phenomen' of sleep. The idea that in one split of a second a human mind and body falls into a sort of uncontroled state.
Or the lack of it. Simple is that. It feels like after a long flight between many time zones. Of course popping one or two sleeping pills would help a lot, but what's the point? I always assumed that a person can be most creative at night. When all around is sleeping, surrounded by silence.
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Somehow I do believe in people, that it is very easy to be open and tolerant. For example being a slightly different individual than the other or having aother music taste shouldn't be a big deal anymore nowadays. In so many places still being different (maybe weaker) is a reason to be harassed.
The other day I was sitting in front of the Churchill Square observing the young english people. They all had a simirar haircut and style of dressing. I wondered if the idea of being original died somewhere between H&M and being emo. What are these people thinking? I found them common.
Once, while sitting on the southern train to London Victoria, occupied with reading Belle DeJour I noticed an old lady in front of me staring at me with disgust. I felt embarrassed. On the other side, it's none of her business what I'm reading.
thoughts
Listening to: Verdi- Un di, felice (from La Traviata)
Watching: My Blueberry Nights
Reading: Belle De Jour
The movie (My Blueberry Nights) is quite good, kinda like most movies lately, but still positive. Nothing new really. Thought at the beginning it would be like 2046, which I don't have good memories with. It was just a bad time.
I also don't understand why people still critizise the movie Closer so much, saying it is not very good. I like it. I enjoy watching it over and over again. Along with Velvet Goldmine and Match Point. They amuse me.
TV shows are a different story though, much more complex. Too complex to expatiate on them now. This will follow.
Just had an exhausting telephone conversation with somebody who's very close to my heart but very far away. There are 1075 miles between us now. A couple of weeks ago we were in the same room. It seemed perfect. The town, timing, sound, smell. It was a complete feeling that I had. Very calming and mellow. Unfortunately this perfect vision got destroyed by some unfriendly words and people. I'm over them now, it does not hurt that much any more. Most of them I'll never see again, to some of them I haven't even said goodbye.

Watching: My Blueberry Nights
Reading: Belle De Jour
The movie (My Blueberry Nights) is quite good, kinda like most movies lately, but still positive. Nothing new really. Thought at the beginning it would be like 2046, which I don't have good memories with. It was just a bad time.
I also don't understand why people still critizise the movie Closer so much, saying it is not very good. I like it. I enjoy watching it over and over again. Along with Velvet Goldmine and Match Point. They amuse me.
TV shows are a different story though, much more complex. Too complex to expatiate on them now. This will follow.
Just had an exhausting telephone conversation with somebody who's very close to my heart but very far away. There are 1075 miles between us now. A couple of weeks ago we were in the same room. It seemed perfect. The town, timing, sound, smell. It was a complete feeling that I had. Very calming and mellow. Unfortunately this perfect vision got destroyed by some unfriendly words and people. I'm over them now, it does not hurt that much any more. Most of them I'll never see again, to some of them I haven't even said goodbye.
This is where I want to be ...

... but it feels good to be away from it sometimes.
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