She could sense its vacuum from a distance #Star, far beyond the hollow air that rushed in to fill the void across this canyon… A chasm spanning ten million miles wide, its bowels cut wide open, deeper than the most distant molecule in space… She could see a distant, almost transparent apparition standing very still and watching her with no expression.., she stood precisely where the #sun would set. All the while, knowing that this far-off stranger was not a stranger at all. I was She and She was Me, and despite our fate to spend eternity #alone, We shared a finite #moment within an #infinite expanse. (They became We - *She & Me*). (Taken with Instagram at An unnamed road just North)
.she.had.potential.
This is mostly a photo blog. About half of what I post is mine, (I tried to do this separately, but I never pulled it off and just ended up with four blogs that are as scattered as my mind), the rest are what I find interesting for whatever reason - usually aesthetics. I'm quite moody (my doctor would say bi-polar), and sometimes this is reflected in what I post. I let my mood dictate way too much of my life, but . . , it is what it is.Oh, yeah. I should mention; photography saved my life.
***SUPPLEMENTAL: I have hundreds of thousands of homeless photos, so I started a blog (mymasstransit.tumblr.com, since "mymassstorage," was taken). Feel free to reblog if you wish, though I won't check it often and it's really just storage for my jpeg darlings. Just please be kind, rewind, and credit my work (shehadpotential.tumblr.com or "gogoloopie" on flickr), I would so much appreciate it..., hopefully, the side blog will accumulate an archive of - well - a shitload of photos... cheers and well wishes to all those homeless jpgs...
