To my dear friends and colleagues / Sun-Times /June 5, 2013

Peace Be With You~~ & PJ Love~
Jon Sall, Brian Jackson, Al Podgorski, Richard Chapman, Tom Cruze, Scott Stewart, Dom Najolia, Ernie Torres, Andrew Nelles , Larry Ruehl, Matt Grotto, Joe Meier, Brett Roseman, Matt Marton, Steve Buyansky, Brian Powers, Michael Smart, , Andy Lavalley, Stephanie Dowell, Jeffery D. Nicholls, Tom Delany, Ryan Pagelow, Mike Schmidt, Buzz Orr, Curtis Lehmkuhl, Michelle LaVigne, Rob Dicker, Rob Hart


Just a quick (In-Flight) moment to share from my heart to your heart…
First, and most important, YOU ARE SPECIAL…

You are important, you are a precious gift to humankind and you have been a treasure to the readers/viewers of the Sun-Times and to the world. So, friends, be not dismayed—your work, your services to others has not been in vain, and those blind of visions and values cannot diminish your God given services you have provided others. What you have done is similar to planting seeds in rich soil—the hearts, minds and souls of those we have shared with over the years will forever have nutrition and enlightenment. You have implanted richness upon the hearts, souls and spirits of others.

You have been keepers of the PJ Love Spirit, particularly on those days when you were the only one moving, the only one knowing the way, getting there, rising early while others slept, running while others walked, capturing the moments, then sharing those precious timeless treasures. Trust me and know that you have a resume up There.

The Sun-Times did not give you your talents and they cannot take them away. Sure, they can break wings, destroy dreams, but you are given your lives, time and talent to enlighten the people of the world. My friends, you have good spirits, and life will be kind to each of you.

Know that with a puzzle of ten hundred pieces, the mere absence of one piece makes that puzzle incomplete. You are very important to life’s puzzle for Humankind.

Yes, we hurt, we weep, and it is ok to cry. Jesus did. But know that morning follows night; darkness, that the sun always shines above the clouds and in our hearts. You still have good wings, though they are worn, tired, bent and broken, but may you be renewed like the eagle, and allow your life, light and love to get back into orbit.

May I offer you my three ‘F’ words….FAITH ~ FOCUS ~ FLIGHT ~

Be Faithful to life, your dreams, your being, your assignment from The Editor of life itself.

Stay Focused, aware of this precious thing called ‘time’ and prioritize the priorities.

Flight—now spread your wings, reflect on the promises of life, and together we will

KEEP IN FLIGHT~~
I love you~ jhw
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photojojo:

Expired peel-apart film? Into it.

German Photographer Bastian Kalous’ Polaroids

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Nice

photojojo:

In what has to be most precise photography project ever, Harvard fellow Wim Noorduin used salt and silicon to create microscopic flowers on the surface of a penny.

Microscopic Flowers Photographed on a Single Penny

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On the surface of a penny, wow

photojojo:

New York Based photographer Beth Galton collaborated with “food stylist” Charlotte Omnès in an eye-popping series displaying cross sections of packaged food. Beth writes:

By cutting these items in half we move past the simple appetite appeal we normally try to achieve and explore the interior worlds of these products.

Cross Sections of Your Favorite Packaged Food

via Junk Culture | Feature Shoot

Cool

photojojo:

Brandon Stanton is widely known for his Humans of New York series, where he photographed over 5,000 individuals to create a visual census.

Recently, he brought his skills in portrait cataloging to the rarely photographed people of Iran. 

A Glimpse At Iran Though a Series of Portraits

via Pinterest

Mo got a good laugh out of that

siphotos:


The field of 19 leaves the gates for the running of the Kentucky Derby. Eventual winner Orb started from the 16th post position. (Matt Slocum/AP)
GALLERY: 139th Kentucky Derby Photos

siphotos:

The field of 19 leaves the gates for the running of the Kentucky Derby. Eventual winner Orb started from the 16th post position. (Matt Slocum/AP)

GALLERY: 139th Kentucky Derby Photos

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