US /əbˈzɜ:rvə(r)/
・UK /əbˈzɜ:və(r)/
way, linearly and independently of the observer.
way, linearly and independently of the observer.
Are you the silent observer in the group?
I'm the silent observer, unless I have to be the leader.
As much as I like to shoot with other people, I do most of my street photography alone and I find personally that it allows me to put all of my focus to the surroundings, the environment around me, and just be a better observer.
just be a better observer.
And I've always been an observer and I would five years older than me, seven years older than me, maybe 10 years older than me.
And I've always been an observer,
As you approach the event horizon, a distant observer would think they never saw you enter it, seeing you stop and fade.
As you approach the event horizon, a distant observer would think they never saw you enter
Could an observer self inside them be able to listen to the hubbub and murmurs of their unconscious?
Could they regularly - like every day - put aside distractions and go into themselves to ask, "What's going on for me?" Could an observer self inside them be able to listen to the hubbub and murmurs of their unconscious?
and you now have to take a different perspective as an observer and look at them in your mind's eye and ask yourself, "What pain were they carrying within them that led them to treat me the way that they did?" It gives you insight into why they passed on their negative energy and projected their beliefs onto you,
And you now have to take a different perspective as an observer and look at them in your mind's eye and ask yourself, what pain were they carrying within them that led them to treat me the way that they did?
I know you miss him, but, like, as an outside observer, I can say you're so much happier without him.
like, as an outside observer, I can say you're so much happier without him.
I'm here to answer your question as an objective observer.
But I'm only acting as an objective observer.
It's the really important tenant in design thinking to first go into a situation and to be just an observer and learn, understand, watch intently before you come up with any new ideas.
It's the really important tenet in design thinking, to first go into a situation and to be just, uh, an observer and learn, understand, watch intently before you come up with any new ideas.