Daniel Arnold on Street Photography:
I'm very happy to be around anybody who's engaged in their moment. Shooting gives me new affection for all people. [..]People are so on guard and used to being photographed. Everybody sets out to look a certain way and it never goes quite how they expect. It's catching those moments in between that makes for an interesting picture.
On the Prowl With Instagram’s Ultimate Street Photographer by Mary H. K. Choi.
Tim Winton on Optimism:
optimism is a form of discipline. Live like everything will be alright.
Tweet by @rodbaxter.
Ever the optimist, but it can appear to be naive. Always balance this with expect the unexpected and this will always protect you from too much harm.
I Wrote this for You on Heart:
If you carry someone in your heart for too long, it will become heavy..
via The Sky Has Weight by I Wrote this for You (Iain S. Thomas.
Nothing the matter with a heavy heart. At least you know you have a heart and that's all you need to live, to be grateful for what you had and to be happy just for that. I realised this a long time ago and it is how I choose to live my life. Today, the first cold day of winter, it shone through a little brighter than normal.
Tim Winton on Patience:
If you don't have the chance to wait, you still have to wait. You wait until it's right.
Tim Winton on Books:
to go in there and see this whole room devoted to books ... it was great.
via Books: Wait until it's right by David Larsen.
I was told it was old fashion to have a book shelf, but I think it is great.
Julie Zemiro..:
I did not know I was good at it, but then, when you realise other people think you are good at it, you think you might be good at it, and that gives you confidence and builds the next thing.
via Julia Zemiro talks Ian Thorpe and season three of Home Deliver by Paul Kalina.
