attraction for the eye and the soul

There is a difference between the images my soul finds attractive and those that are attractive to my eye. I guess for the soul it has always been the same but not unleashed, and my eye, it changes what it likes.

nevver:

Glimmering, Zhu Hong

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palmiyelervesen:

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7 Qualities of a Go-Getter

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1. Go-getters are people who believe in themselves, and this causes others to believe in them as well.

2. Go-getters are determined and passionate. Their enthusiasm is attractive and contagious.

3. Go-getters are persistent despite the obstacles. Each time they are knocked down they get back up and try again.

4. Go-getters are inventive, creative and resourceful. They think outside the box and love to generate ideas.

5. Go-getters are proactive and like to confront problems. They see it as a challenge, and a way to get ahead.

6. Go-getters are adaptive, and are highly flexible. If one way doesn’t work then they will try a different way.

7. Go-getters are great dreamers who also set clear goals. They know where they are going and they`re focused on that goal.

nobrashfestivity:
“Joseph Mallord William Turner, Pink Sky Over the Gray Sea, 1822.
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undr:
“Robert Blomfield, Coffee Morning, Student Union, University of Edinburgh, 1964
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silvaris:
“ROYAL VIEW - View from the famous Castle Neuschwanstein in Bavaria, Germany by tom krieger
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jazbaaati:

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Caroline Criado Perez, Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men.

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luzfosca:
“Erika Groth-Schmachtenberger. Entrance of the Jakoberstraße, Fuggerei, Augsburg. 1934
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nobrashfestivity:
“Kazimir Malevich, Black and White Suprematist Composition , 1915
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dame-de-pique:

Georg Marschner, um 1914

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hemingsways:
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kinseyscottage:

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artist-sargent:
“ Polly Barnard (also known as study for Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose), 1885, John Singer Sargent
Size: 23.5x27.9 cm
Medium: pencil”
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